Kevin Hiebert | www.resonatenw.com
Kevin Hiebert, Owner and Director of Resonate Consulting, is a facilitator, trainer, leadership coach and strategy consultant who helps change leaders collaborate across organizational boundaries to create collective impact and systems change. Kevin’s work is informed by his experience in how change happens, systems thinking and experience in prior collaborative efforts.  He is passionate about collaboration, participatory leadership and seeing collective wisdom and action emerge.  ​

Jessica Riehl | www.jessicariehl.com
Jessica is a facilitator, scribe, photographer, and designer who uses collaborative-based design processes to gain insight and empower change. She employs visual and systems thinking, mindfulness, storytelling, ethnographic research, cameras, markers, and Post-it notes.  You could say, she helps a client make their thinking visible and dramatically increases the number of engagement hours per meeting. As an entrepreneur, nature lover, photographer and former Naval Officer, Jessica brings a unique perspective that informs her design process and facilitation. She is currently working on projects to help teach character strengths to elementary school students through art and defining the newly emergent field of systems scribing.  Her interests include walking, traveling, reading, making art, building community in her neighborhood, and being with her family. She is located in Tigard, Oregon.
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Tenneson Woolf | www.tennesonwoolf.com
I am a facilitator, workshop leader, teacher, blogger, and coach committed to improving the quality of collaboration and imagination needed in groups, teams, and organizations — to help us be in times such as these with consciousness, kindness, and learning. My work over 20+ years has been to design and lead meetings in participative formats. From strategic visioning with boards to large conference design to communities just learning to listen again to one another. Lately I have been working with faith communities, educators, and foundation leaders. I post a daily blog, Human to Human, in which I offer reflection on varied aspects of participative leadership practices, insights, and human to human depth. Living systems, self-organization, and emergence inspire all of my work. So does emptiness, breath, or a fresh-picked garden tomato. My work lineages include The Berkana Institute with Margaret Wheatley, The Circle Way with Christina Baldwin and Ann Linnea (and now teaching with Amanda Fenton), and The Art of Hosting with Toke Moeller. I live in a small town where urban meets rural in Lindon, Utah, at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains. I’m originally from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. A new love for me is kayaking. I’m glad to again be supporting and growing The Art of Hosting community in Portland.

Sara Rosenau
Sara is a facilitator, community leader, teacher, and writer.  She works with individuals, organizations, and communities to inspire generative reflection, creativity, flexibility and wise action.  In working with both small and large groups, Sara utilizes participatory processes to design gatherings where people can listen together for what is possible and co-create a mutually desired future. The core of Sara’s work is held through Art of Hosting, circle process, and Quaker practices of discernment.