Not everyone thinks like you: how to run workshops, presentations and meetings that work for every type of thinker
This is part of the Female Founders Rise Summer School for Founders. Check out our other summer sessions here.
In this Summer School masterclass, Sascha Evans (joined by special guest Emily Koolen) will show you how to run workshops, presentations and meetings that actually land for every type of thinker in the room. Sascha is a neurodivergent learning designer and facilitator with 20+ years creating transformational experiences, and the founder of We the Creators, where she teaches trainers and L&D teams her "Neurocolours" methodology for designing training that works for all kinds of minds. She draws on her own lived experience with ADHD, over two decades of facilitation for brands, schools and arts organisations, and participatory research with neurodivergent learners and educators.
This is hands-on: bring one thing you're currently trying to get across - a pitch, a workshop, a data-heavy presentation - and you'll work out live where it's losing people and what to change. Bring colouring pencils or pens and paper too; we're getting creative, not just talking about it.
This session is particularly geared towards anyone who trains, coaches or facilitates for a living, though the principles apply to anyone pitching, presenting or running a meeting.
You'll leave with:
A clear read on where your current material is losing people, and why
Practical fixes you can apply immediately, not just theory
An introduction to designing for different thinkers, so this becomes a habit, not a one-off
Speaker:
Sascha Evans, Founder, We the Creators - neurodivergent learning designer, facilitator and creator of the Neurocolours methodology
Linkedin:saschaevans
The Female Founders Rise Summer School for Founders is here to kickstart your business growth with 30 trusted experts in the ecosystem. Our mission this summer is to upskill 1,000 female and non-binary founders on all things entrepreneurship.
Whether you're a founder, student, or simply curious to learn more, this is open to everyone (and it's free). And no need to be a member of FFR, but you can join free here.