Advantages of external moderation
Being able to moderate is part of good leadership skills. However, those who are good at moderating are often also key players in the process at hand—for example, in the creation of new ideas, in finding new solutions, or they are part of a conflict that needs to be resolved.
In these and other situations, it is advisable to bring in an additional person to moderate the meeting.
Well guided to the solution with our moderation
The most important advantage of external moderation is that the moderator is completely neutral. This is particularly helpful in achieving goals when sensitive topics are on the agenda and there are conflicts or rivalries between individual participants.
Sometimes intense debates drift off course and get bogged down in the minutiae of everyday life. With our moderation, you won’t get lost in the details; instead, we will keep reminding you of the original goal and accompany you on the path to a solution.
Formats where external moderation is worthwhile
Our moderation services
As professionally trained moderators, we are accustomed to constructively shaping group processes. We support you in ensuring that all participants are heard and that a solution is ultimately reached—including the next steps that need to be taken after the meeting.
In order to best meet your expectations, we take plenty of time to clarify the assignment. In addition to clarifying organizational questions about participants, time frames, and room equipment, it is important for us to know: What do you expect from us? What are your hopes for the event? What has prevented a solution from being found so far?
We work with a wide variety of methods. We usually have a mix of moderated discussion, short impulses for the whole group, and work in small groups. We have a lot of experience with the group dynamics that can sometimes develop during meetings and are professional enough to react flexibly and competently to the unexpected.
