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Host the room. Guide the learning. Amplify the impact.
In this section:
Welcome
Facilitators are the bridge between world-class GLS faculty and the leaders in the room. You are not a performer, but a servant leader—shaping the atmosphere, guiding reflection, and creating space for transformation. Your presence, preparation, and authenticity help participants connect what they hear to what they can live out.
Lesson 1:
The Role of a Facilitator and the Heart of the Summit
Facilitation is about presence, not performance—hosting transformation by guiding reflection and connection.
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Understand your role as a host and culture-shaper, not as a performer or expert.
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Learn how to create a warm, authentic atmosphere that reflects your local context.
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Embrace GLS’s mission of equipping leaders for positive change and anchor your facilitation in it.
Lesson 2:
Knowing the Summit Flow and Mastering the Tools
When you know the structure, you can lead with freedom—keeping the event smooth, intentional, and impactful.
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Learn the rhythm of the Summit and why every transition, break, and reflection matters.
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Master the three key tools: Facilitator’s Guidelines, Programming Grid, and Crash Set.
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Prepare through rehearsal, alignment with your Producer, and practicing presence in the room.
Lesson 3:
Leading the Experience with Presence and Preparation
Your posture, tone, and calm leadership shape how people encounter the Summit from start to finish.
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Start strong with a confident, personal welcome, and end with gratitude and clear next steps.
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Lead reflection moments with clarity—ask guiding questions, give space, and trust the process.
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Navigate transitions with calm authority, ensuring continuity and connection throughout the day.
Next Steps
- Watch all training lessons.
- Review and practice with the Facilitator’s Guidelines and Summit Grid.
- Preview the talks in the Crash Set.
- Connect with your Producer and Event Manager—alignment is essential.
- Pray, prepare, and step into your role with humility and presence.
Final Encouragement:
Facilitation is not about impressing the audience—it’s about serving them. By being present, prepared, and authentic, you help create the conditions where leaders can be inspired, reflect deeply, and commit to action. You are hosting transformation.