Role Description for unDavos Summit: Facilitator

Purpose/Context:

The role of a Facilitator at the unDavos Summit is to effectively manage and guide a specific type of session that involves structured interaction. As a Facilitator, you are responsible for ensuring the session runs smoothly and that all participants are actively engaged.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct and oversee the session, ensuring it adheres to its structured format. (unDavos Facilitator handbook resource)
• Guide participants through the session's activities, discussions, or exercises.
• Maintain the flow of the session, ensuring all scheduled activities occur within the allotted time.

Skills Needed:

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to project voice and command attention in a group setting.
• Skillful in politely directing and moving people onto subsequent activities.
• Aptitude for creating a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Hours per Assignment:

• Each session assignment is typically 1.25 hours, with most sessions occurring on Venture Day.

Expected Effort:

• Pre-Davos: Familiarize yourself with the session's format, objectives, and any specific materials or tools needed.
• During Davos: Active engagement and facilitation during the assigned 1.25-hour session.

Role Benefits:

• Enhance and demonstrate your leadership and facilitation skills in a dynamic environment.