Workshop
facilitation

Kenn Beer brings over 20 years of experience designing and facilitating more than 300 workshops across Australia and internationally.

His sessions are grounded in real world engineering practice, not theory. As an active practitioner, he understands the technical detail, the constraints, and the language of participants, which allows him to guide discussions in a way that is both credible and practical.

Kenn’s workshops are designed to move beyond conversation and into outcomes. He creates environments where participants can test ideas, challenge assumptions, and work through real problems, leading to decisions and actions that can be implemented in practice.

Key principles in Kenn’s workshops include:

Practical and applied (focused on real projects, not abstract concepts)
Practitioner led (facilitated by someone who understands the technical detail and context)
Outcome focused (clear purpose, clear outputs, and next steps)
Inclusive and engaging (drawing on the experience of all participants)
Structured but flexible (clear framework with room for discussion and exploration)
Evidence informed (grounded in research and Safe System principles)
Add some fun (because people learn and contribute more when they are enjoying the process)