In this era of coronavirus shelter-in-place orders, while most of the world works from home, it’s critical for businesses to understand how to successfully host large-scale virtual meetings and events.
Douglas Ferguson is the founder of Voltage Control, which uses systems thinking to help organizations evolve, change, and innovate. The company takes human-centered design approaches that have been used for years to build software products and applies them to helping people come together to meet, plan and decide as teams.
As experts in facilitation, Voltage Control works with clients to develop trust, uncover major challenges and provide a framework for solving problems and developing better products and services.
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