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Meeting Culture | February 25, 2026

At the 2026 Facilitation Lab Summit in Austin, eight facilitators explored what it means to lead from the “edge”—where certainty dissolves and something new can emerge. This recap traces facilitation’s evolution from expert control to illuminated presence: shifting from certainty to curiosity, expertise to authenticity, analysis to whole intelligence, structure to exploration, and control to safety. Featuring insights on collective intelligence, expedition-style innovation, finding your facilitation voice, embodiment, belonging, and trauma-informed practice—plus why these skills matter now as organizations face unprecedented complexity.

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Meeting Culture | February 25, 2026

Enterprise AI adoption isn’t stalling because leaders lack strategy—it’s stalling at the “edges” where AI reshapes roles, decision rights, workflows, and trust. This article introduces Edge Maps, a lightweight tool debuted at our February summit with 150 leaders that helps teams name thresholds (like human vs. AI authority, governance bottlenecks, tool sprawl, and measurement confusion) and convert anxiety into small, reversible experiments. In just eight minutes, participants mapped Present–Threshold–Future to clarify ownership, create safe learning loops, and build momentum. Learn how to make AI transformation rhythmic, navigable, and scalable.

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Alumni Stories | February 6, 2026

Josephine Jung shares a healthcare leader’s journey from admiring facilitation to practicing it in real, high-stakes rooms. Moving beyond toolkits and theory, she learned to “swim” through hands-on facilitation training with Voltage Control—designing purposeful gatherings, building psychological safety, and navigating group dynamics and conflict with confidence. With live projects, office hours, and an alumni community that keeps skills sharp, she explains how facilitation complements coaching, strengthens leadership, and becomes a human-centered advantage as AI reshapes work.