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Nathy Ravez - La Workshoppeuse

"There is a Workshop for That" is a podcast created specifically for facilitators looking to elevate their skills to the next level. With insightful interviews featuring the best facilitators, book authors, and corporate managers worldwide, this podcast offers valuable advice on how to leverage facilitation for better collaboration and build workshops that get noticed. Whether you're a skilled facilitator or just starting out, "There is a Workshop for That" provides a wealth of information and inspiration to help you take your facilitation skills to new horizons. 🎙️Tune in today to learn from the best in the industry and enhance your workshop experience! Nathy Ravez is a skilled workshop designer, facilitator, and trainer, who truly believe in the power of facilitation to unleash collaboration among teams, which is why she founded "La Workshoppeuse," offering workshops and training sessions designed for companies seeking to enhance their team's superpowers and facilitators looking to upskill and create unique workshop experiences.

  1. Episode 77: Facilitating magic with the WTF workshop by Heather Di Santo

    20. AUG.

    Episode 77: Facilitating magic with the WTF workshop by Heather Di Santo

    I welcome Heather Di Santo, the beautiful mind behind DiSH Events for this special summer edition of 🎙️What’s the Workshop for That? Heather facilitates magic through creative collaborations, workshops, networking connections, and events through curated, fun, and interactive experiences. With over 20 years of event wisdom, she’s perfected the art of creating meaningful and impactful gatherings around the world. Heather’s signature workshop, WTF – Walk, Talk, Flourish, blends movement, conversation, and creative tools to transform challenges into actionable insights. If you’ve ever wished networking felt more human, energizing, and transformative, this episode will inspire you ! ⚡️ Key Takeaways Discover the 4-step WTF method: Pause, Expansion, Focus, ActionExplore how walking & talking lowers barriers and sparks connectionUnderstand how creative tools like Points of View cards unlock new perspectivesGet tools to turn a challenge into clear action within 24 hours 👤 Guest Heather Di Santo | DiSH Events 🔗 LinkedIn 🎙️ Host Nathy Ravez | La Workshoppeuse 🌟 LinkedIn 📩 Newslette r🎥 YouTube

    24 Min.
  2. Episode 76: Think – Share – Solve: Turning Conversations into Commitments with Stefan Pettersson

    13. AUG.

    Episode 76: Think – Share – Solve: Turning Conversations into Commitments with Stefan Pettersson

    This week in our special summer edition of “What’s the Workshop for That?”, I’m joined by Stefan Pettersson, co-founder of Gameng. Stefan designs and facilitates workshops that blend system thinking with human energy to help communities, businesses, and destinations grow sustainably. If you’ve ever wondered how to turn diverse voices into a shared vision, this episode is for you. In our conversation, Stefan walks us through his signature methodology—Think, Share, Solve—a three-step approach for engaged problem-solving. You’ll hear how he uses it to unite rural change makers, entrepreneurs, and politicians around a common identity, and why being an “invisible facilitator” can spark deeper collaboration. We explore practical tips for designing workshops people actually remember—and act on. ⚡️ Key TakeawaysGuest Discover why your signature workshop is your smartest asset and a true reflection of  your DNA. Explore the Think, Share, Solve framework for building alignment and commitment. Understand how to create safe spaces where every voice counts—spoken or written. Learn why the facilitator’s ego should step back so participants can step forward. 👤 Stefan Pettersson | Gameng 🔗 LinkedIn 🌍 Website 🎙️ Host Nathy Ravez | La Workshoppeuse 🌟 LinkedIn 📩 Newsletter 🎥 YouTube

    23 Min.
  3. Episode 75: Breaking Silos with the Department Dating Workshop by Tom Nobbe

    5. AUG.

    Episode 75: Breaking Silos with the Department Dating Workshop by Tom Nobbe

    In this episode, Dutch facilitator Tom Nobbe, founder of Simplifico, shares the story behind his playful and powerful signature workshop: Department Dating. With over 20 years of experience in leadership and collaboration, Tom helps teams connect in a more human and action-oriented way. If you've ever wondered how to create real connection between departments—beyond job titles and endless meetings—this episode is for you. Summary of the episode Tom’s “Department Dating” workshop offers a clever and engaging approach to breaking silos and fostering cross-team collaboration. Using dating metaphors like profiles, speed dates, and even heart-shaped stickers, he gets departments talking about what really matters—mutual goals, shared challenges, and concrete actions. Tom walks us through the three-part structure of his workshop and shares why thematic design, visual storytelling, and follow-up accountability are key to lasting impact. ⚡️ Key Takeaways Discover how dating metaphors can transform interdepartmental conversationsExplore the power of visual connection maps to reveal hidden synergiesUnderstand why thematic design makes workshops memorable and funLearn to move from insight to action with smart follow-up structuresGet tools to activate trust and curiosity in corporate environmentsTake inspiration for creating your own signature workshop👥 Guest Info 👤 Tom Nobbe | Simplifico 🔗 LinkedIn 🌍 Website 🎙️ Host Info Nathy Ravez | La Workshoppeuse 🌟 LinkedIn 📩 Newsletter 🎥 YouTube Channel

    24 Min.
  4. Episode 74: Elevating Strategic Storytelling with the 10 Diamonds Workshop by Riccardo Mazzolo

    24. JULI

    Episode 74: Elevating Strategic Storytelling with the 10 Diamonds Workshop by Riccardo Mazzolo

    In this special summer edition of What’s the Workshop for That, I welcome Riccardo Mazzolo, the creator of the 10 Diamonds Workshop. We explore why so many organizations struggle to tell their story—and how signature workshop helps them get aligned and move faster. Summary of the Episode Riccardo created the 10 Diamonds Workshop after noticing that even smart, passionate teams were failing to communicate their business story clearly. The real issue? A lack of alignment on the core strategic elements of their story. This method guides organizations through 10 foundational business pillars—from positioning and uniqueness to OKRs and customer profiles—using a repeatable diverge/converge flow inspired by design thinking.  ⚡️ Key Takeaways Understand the real reason storytelling fails: lack of alignment, not lack of talent Learn how the 10 Diamonds structure brings clarity to core business elements Explore Riccardo’s facilitation method using diverge/converge decision flow See how empathy helps teams avoid groupthink and make faster decisions 👤 Guest Info - Riccardo Mazzolo 🔗 LinkedIn 🌍 Website 📹 Video Sales Letter on Empathy 📄 Academic Paper Summary on Empathy & Strategy 🎙️ Host Info - Nathy Ravez | La Workshoppeuse 🌟 LinkedIn 📩 Newsletter 🎥 YouTube channel

    32 Min.
  5. Episode 73 - Exploring the Highs, Pivots, and Heart Behind Butter’s journey with Jakob Knutzen

    12. JUNI

    Episode 73 - Exploring the Highs, Pivots, and Heart Behind Butter’s journey with Jakob Knutzen

    In this episode, I welcome back Jakob Knutzen, co-founder of Butter — the virtual collaboration platform designed to make online meetings and workshops more engaging and productive. Jakob returns to the show following the big news: Butter is now part of Miro. It felt like the perfect moment for a heartfelt retrospective. Summary of the Episode Jakob opens up about the early chaos and joy of building Butter during the pandemic — releasing features fast, learning with the community, and reimagining how online workshops could feel. We talk about the power of team culture, the magic of Butter Scenes, and how mission over ego led to the decision to merge with Miro. ⚡️ Key Takeaways Reflect on the pivotal moments that shaped Butter’s evolution Discover why building a community of practice changed everything Explore the emotional and strategic journey behind joining Miro Learn how mission (not ego) can guide bold decisions in business 👤 Guest Info - Jakob Knutzen 🔗 Linkedin 🌍 Join Butter 🤑 Affiliate link to get 30% off the first 3 months 🎙️ Host Info - Nathy Ravez | La Workshoppeuse 🔗 Linkedin 💌 Newsletter 🎥 Youtube

    20 Min.
  6. Episode 72: Creating conversations that matter with Chad Littlefield

    27. MAI

    Episode 72: Creating conversations that matter with Chad Littlefield

    In this episode, I welcome Chad Littlefield, co-author of Ask Powerful Questions and creator of the We! Connect Cards. Together, we dive into the art of asking questions that spark genuine connection — the kind that shifts energy, opens hearts, and creates change. Summary of the Episode Chad shares stories and insights from his journey as a professional facilitator and “arms uncrosser,” revealing how curiosity, intentionality, and context can transform a simple question into a moment of trust. “Every question is like an edit button for the future — it shapes what happens next.” - Chad Littlefield. From bus stop experiments to parenting moments, Chad offers gold insights and also practical tools for facilitators who want to build trust fast, even in resistant groups. ⚡️ Key Takeaways Discover the “Notice–Wonder–Inquire” framework to craft context-aware questionsExplore how intention shapes impact — even with the same questionReframe “deep questions” as situational, not content-driven 👤 Guest Info - Chad Littlefield | We and Me, Inc. 🔗 LinkedIn 🌍 Website Connector Summit 2025 (Virtual) 🌍 ⁠https://weand.me/connectors-summit/⁠ Host Info 🎙️ Host Nathy Ravez | La Workshoppeuse 🌟 LinkedIn 📩 Newsletter 🎥 YouTube channel

    38 Min.
  7. Driving Behavior Change with the Evivve Game | Mohsin Memon

    10. MAI

    Driving Behavior Change with the Evivve Game | Mohsin Memon

    In Part 2 of this special series, Nathy sits down again with Mohsin Memon, learning experience designer and creator of Evivve—a multiplayer simulation that's transforming how facilitators spark real behavior change. If you’ve ever struggled to make team dynamics visible or to prove the impact of your facilitation work, this episode offers a powerful, practical tool. “If people come in touch with the consequences of their choices, they will make better choices.” – Mohsin Memon What We Cover This conversation dives into the story, structure, and science behind Evivve. Born from real-world leadership challenges at Motorola, the game now runs in 40+ countries and is trusted by global players like PwC. Mohsin and Nathy unpack how immersive storytelling, participant agency, and a unique “offer system” surface deep team dynamics. You’ll learn the difference between authentic vs. synthetic behaviors, how real-time dashboards fuel powerful debriefs, and how facilitators can turn gameplay into long-term engagement. ⚡️ Key Takeaways Uncover the origins of Evivve aExplore immersive gameplay that brings out real team dynamicsLearn the difference between authentic and synthetic behaviorsUse gameplay to reinforce learning and enable reflectionGet involved in global research on leadership and team behavior 🎓 Upcoming Certifications Evivve Certification – Level 1 & 2 📍 Singapore – May 2025 📍 Goa – July 2025 🌍 evivve.com/stalwart 🎟️ 20% OFF with code: NATHYSTALWART20 👤 Guest Info Mohsin Memon 🔗 LinkedIn 🌍 Evivve.com 🎮 Play Evivve Live 🎙️ Host Info Nathy Ravez – La Workshoppeuse 🌟 LinkedIn 📩 Newsletter 🌍 Website

    34 Min.
  8. Episode 71 - Designing learning experiences with the AFERR Model | Mohsin Memon

    8. MAI

    Episode 71 - Designing learning experiences with the AFERR Model | Mohsin Memon

    In this special two-part series, Nathy is joined by Mohsin Memon, game designer and behavioral strategist whose journey spans Bollywood, business mentorship, and learning innovation. In Episode 1, they dive into the AFERR model, a neuroscience-based framework that reveals how the human brain processes learning—and how facilitators can use it to design transformative experiences. “Reflection is key to integrating experiences.” – Mohsin Memon ⚡️ Key Takeaways Discover the AFERR model: Activation, Forecasting, Experimentation, Realization, ReflectionExplore the neuroscience behind how people process new informationUnderstand the hidden loops that can trap learners in overthinkingLearn how to design for each stage of the brain's learning cycleGet tools to boost emotional activation and psychological safetyUse AFERR as a map to adapt live to participants’ real-time states AFERR Model 🌍https://www.aferr.org 👤 Guest Info Mohsin Memon 🔗 LinkedIn 🌍 Evivve.com 🎮 Play Evivve Live 🏢 GameThrive – Learning Through Simulation 🎙️ Host Info Nathy Ravez – La Workshoppeuse 🌟 LinkedIn 📩 Newsletter 🌍 Website

    24 Min.
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"There is a Workshop for That" is a podcast created specifically for facilitators looking to elevate their skills to the next level. With insightful interviews featuring the best facilitators, book authors, and corporate managers worldwide, this podcast offers valuable advice on how to leverage facilitation for better collaboration and build workshops that get noticed. Whether you're a skilled facilitator or just starting out, "There is a Workshop for That" provides a wealth of information and inspiration to help you take your facilitation skills to new horizons. 🎙️Tune in today to learn from the best in the industry and enhance your workshop experience! Nathy Ravez is a skilled workshop designer, facilitator, and trainer, who truly believe in the power of facilitation to unleash collaboration among teams, which is why she founded "La Workshoppeuse," offering workshops and training sessions designed for companies seeking to enhance their team's superpowers and facilitators looking to upskill and create unique workshop experiences.

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