Training
Facilitating Innovation
From Problems to Solutions
Ready to move beyond facilitating meetings? Master the art of guiding teams from complex problems to breakthrough solutions using design thinking as your foundation. Turn innovation sessions into measurable progress.

What is it?
You can run meetings, but innovation sessions are different, they're messier, more ambiguous, and require a completely different facilitation approach. Learn how to take teams from "we have a problem" to "we have a tested solution" using proven design thinking as a base.
You'll experience the essential tools, practice with real innovation challenges, and learn to spot and avoid the assumptions that kill great ideas before they start. Full of practical insights that you don’t learn from books.
Who it's for
Experienced facilitators, innovation team leads, design thinkers, and change agents who want to guide teams through the complete innovation journey. Perfect if you have facilitation experience and want to specialize in innovation methodology.

What you will walk away with
Problem framing expertise - Help teams focus on the right problem before jumping to solutions
Essential innovation tools - Personas, customer journeys, assumption mapping, and rapid prototyping and more
Assumption mapping - Teach teams to surface and test the beliefs that could derail their innovations
Testing fundamentals - Guide teams through user interviews and validation without bias
Divergent/convergent thinking - Know exactly when guide teams to open up ideas and when to focus down
How it works
Duration: 2-day intensive training focused on innovation-specific facilitation
Format: Face to face or online delivery
Language: English and Dutch / Nederlands
Group size: 4-8 participants for maximum hands-on practice with innovation challenges
Facilitated by: Innovation experts with 200+ Design Sprints and 10+ years transforming ideas into solutions
Approach: 65% practice with real innovation challenges, 35% methodology and advanced tools
Geographical coverage: Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA) and Asia



































