Suzanne Daigle
Open Space Technology practitioner and community host
Why they matter for gatherings
Suzanne Daigle is an Open Space Technology practitioner and community host who designs gatherings to foster organic collaboration and knowledge sharing. She supports groups in creating self-organizing spaces where participants drive agendas and connections.
Facilitators and event designers should study her work to understand how Open Space Technology can empower decentralized, participant-led formats. Her approach is particularly relevant for communities seeking to amplify collective intelligence and adaptability in open-ended settings.
Daigle applies Open Space Technology, a structured method for creating self-organizing gatherings around open-ended themes.
Here is how those methods work in practice.
The methods, ready to run
Named methods, and the exercises in our library that put them to work.
And here is where you can watch them run.
Where you can see them practiced
Gold-set agendas that visibly put these methods to work.
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Authority profile
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Evidence and receipts
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