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#53. Jonathan Courtney: Why every organisation needs facilitation skills?

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In this episode of Kasvuminutid, we’re thrilled to welcome Jonathan Courtney, the CEO of AJ&Smart and one of the leading global experts in facilitation and design sprints. Jonathan shares his incredible journey: from struggling to land a UX design job to founding one of the world’s most influential design sprints agencies. He shares with Andres Kostiv the pivotal moments that shaped his career, including: - Founding AJ&Smart and scaling it to global recognition - Key lessons learned as an entrepreneur - Meeting Jake Knapp and co-creating the Design Sprint book’s success in Europe - Transforming facilitation into a critical skill for modern organisations This episode dives deep into why facilitation is the next essential skill for businesses and how it can transform the way teams collaborate, innovate, and solve problems. Whether you’re a creative, an entrepreneur, or a leader, this conversation will leave you inspired and equipped with fresh ideas to take your facilitation game to the next level. 🎙️ Tune in now to discover why facilitation matters more than ever!

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