
Rod Ben Zeev is an experiential designer, facilitator, and host. He works with the THNK School of Creative Leadership and The School of Life, and has designed and facilitated programs globally across innovation, systems thinking, strategy, leadership, and storytelling. He is a regular speaker for Leqture.com, delivering sessions on group dynamics, feedback, and innovation mindsets. His work includes facilitation for organizations such as the World Economic Forum, Stanford University, UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, the World Health Organization, the New York Police Department, and Patagonia, alongside global financial and consulting institutions.

How do you give and receive feedback? We often find it difficult to tell someone what we really think.

In a few interactive, playful exercises Rod shows people how to switch from ‘Yes, but’ to ‘Yes, and’.

In this 60 minute interactive session, Rod makes the case that the success or failure of everything we do depends on only one…

Rod Ben Zeev discusses the nuances of online facilitation, focusing on the importance of psychological safety and understanding…

"People will forget what you said... but people will never forget how you made them feel," - Maya Angelou This hands-on workshop…
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Wonderful lecture with many practical examples. I loved it and will share the recording with my team.
Loved the session with Rod, great energy, amazing spark, practical, nice examples
Thanks for this great and inspiring session!
Awesome talk thank you for the great organisation
Inspiring, interactive and entertaining session, thanks!
I was a bit sceptical at first but I found the session to be inspiring. Thank you very much.
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