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Betty Alexander is a graphic facilitator who uses her skills
in deep listening, information synthesis and intuitive visual
processing to make group conversation visible. The real-time
visual meeting records that she creates are designed to optimize
group learning and productivity. They illuminate collective
wisdom, create understanding between multiple, contradictory
and complex data, acknowledge individual contributions by reflecting
what is being voiced by each person, and build commitment through
active participation in meeting processes.
Betty has worked as a facilitator and meeting process design
partner on the Philip Morris USA Reinventing Manufacturing
change initiative aimed at creating a comprehensive production
system focused on purposeful work, customer value and the elimination
of waste. She has worked with Intel Corporation’s Assembly
Test Manufacturing and Flash Products Group to deepen senior
managers’ strategic thinking processes through the use of scenario
planning techniques.
After eight years of an early career in operations management,
Betty founded AgResources International and began working with
food and beverage companies to develop effective internal marketing
and communications systems. She worked successfully with 14
international companies to develop global marketing plans and
conduct program training, workflow planning and work process
redesign.
Betty lives in the Russian River Valley wine country of Northern
California where she and her partner, Lee, are enthusiastically
remodeling their home and garden. Betty holds a BA and MBA
from The Ohio State University and an MA in writing from the
University of San Francisco. She is certified in group facilitation.
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