It's visualizing your ideas and those of everyone else in the conversation. It's combining those visuals to tell a useful story that reveals more than just the words themselves. And it happens in real time, while you talk.

My traditional explanation is that graphic facilitation is a wildly useful way to visualize key concepts, map complexity, and engage meeting participants. But really, it's a visual AI-like summary of what was discussed, with more human and less robot.

I typically draw in-person and at a large scale, but graphic facilitation can also be done virtually.

For over twenty years I have used this practice to help (literally!) hundreds of organizations make sense of complexity, communicate more effectively, and gain real alignment. I bet I’d love to work with you as well. Give me a shout!