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Christine Valenza is a pioneer in the field of Graphic Facilitation. For the last 18 years she has worked all over the world co-creating environments where necessary change can occur.
Currently she is working at IMD University in Lausanne Switzerland on an Action Learning Team that considers graphic facilitation to be a critical productivity tool in their approach to innovation.
Christine has also been a co-designer of many large scale change interventions ( up to 400 people), anchored in methodologies such as Appreciative Inquiry, Future Search, and Open Space. And she is just as comfortable working with small strategic groups to create a shared workspace where great minds can think together.
She is a co-author of the award winning book; Visual Thinking: Tools for Mapping Your Ideas. And has illustrated many chapters in, as well as co authored a chapter of The Change Handbook ;The Definitive Resource on Today’s Best Methods for Engaging Whole Systems. She also illustrated many models for the consulting firm Dannemiller-Tyson and for their books Whole-Scale™ Change: Unleashing the Magic In Organizations and The Whole-Scale™ Change Toolkit Book.
Christine is a founding member of the International Forum of Visual Practitioners.
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