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AI Can’t Read the Room: The Power of Human Exercise Facilitation

Artificial intelligence can generate scenarios, data, and injects—but it can’t read the room.

In this Tea & Chaos session, we’ll explore the uniquely human art of exercise facilitation: building trust, navigating team dynamics, and drawing out the insights that make exercises transformative. Join us for a candid conversation on what separates great facilitators from scripted simulations—and why your facilitation skills may be your most future-proof asset. 

Who Should Join 

  • Crisis management professionals who facilitate or plan exercises 
  • Business continuity and resilience leaders looking to sharpen facilitation skills 
  • New and aspiring facilitators eager to learn proven engagement techniques 
  • Facilitators who want to better understand what makes exercises impactful 

What You Will Learn 

  • Discover why great facilitation remains a human skill AI can’t replace 
  • Learn how to read the room, adapt in real time, and drive meaningful discussions  
  • Gain practical techniques for managing group dynamics and executive tension 
  • Hear real stories and insights from our seasoned facilitator who has guided hundreds of exercises 

The Facilitator – Rob Burton 

Rob’s been leading exercises long before presentations and video injects were a thing. His career began in the military, where he ran operations and complex training exercises that demanded precision, adaptability, and calm under pressure. For over 24 years, he’s brought that same discipline and insight to the corporate world—designing, facilitating, and evaluating hundreds of crisis simulations for organizations around the globe. Known for his steady presence and sharp questioning, Rob knows exactly how to challenge leaders, spark reflection, and turn every exercise into a lasting learning moment. 

Join us – November 18th, 2025, 12 – 1:00PM Eastern Standard Time

Register for this Members Only event today. Not a member? Join now for just $99 (annual fee)  

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