
Anka Schneider
Anka Schneider
Even as a child I felt the need to include the one kid who didn’t seem to belong, to listen to the one who would never dare to speak up. Older and wiser today, I came to know that I am gifted at connecting the dots between people. So what could fulfil me more than to bring teams together as workshop facilitator and connector?
When not busy as a workshop facilitator, I work as an English speaking counsellor in Karlsruhe and am specialised in all the topics that immigration processes evoke. It is the expats and global nomads from all parts of the world that come to see me. With radical empathy, an understanding for social intercultural integration and a toolset of systemic interventions, I help people to find back to their strenghts.
My wisdom out of those talks coupled with my experience from numberous team-retreats, workshops and conclaves in the academic world (at KIT) is what I have to offer.
To get your team into action and ensure genuine contact I am trained in those well established methods and approaches:
Looking forwards to working with you!
You as a team lead and all of your team members are freed up to focus on the important things – the actual content of the workshop, rather than its structure, flow or organization.
My ultimate goal as your workshop facilitator is to bring about each participant’s best work by providing structure, and guiding, encouraging, and listening to all. The group will stay on track and keep conversations relevant to the theme.
… Team Retreats
… Mission Statement development processes
… Teamcharta Workshops
… Group Events
… Symposiums
… Panel Discussions
If young research groups or IT-whizzzards, diverse health-care provider teams or the complete school-staff, technical crews or the workforce of a smaller company – bringing them together always works its magic.
Can’t meet up physically? No problem. I help you design a virtual workshop. One that doesn’t feel like you’ve been staring googly-eyed at a screen for hours. My online workshop methods are interactive and engaging and there’s lots of opportunity for discussion and breakout exercises throughout.