About Me
Craig Freshley is Owner and President of Good Group Decisions. As a professional facilitator and trainer, he helps groups of all types - government agencies, non-profits, corporations - make good decisions. In the past Craig has researched public policy and sustainable community development, and directed the Maine Downtown Center. He does volunteer training sessions for the Maine Association of Nonprofits and volunteer facilitation for Common Good Ventures. Craig believes that collaborative decision making is imperative for the Earth, for sustainable organizations and for sound public policy. Craig is married with two daughters and lives in a cohousing community that strives to make decisions by consensus.
Description
We run professional, highly efficient meetings for groups of people making important decisions. We also do training, team building, strategic planning, mediation, organizational development, and research and report preparation - all things that help groups make good decisions. Good Group Decision meetings are highly participatory and interactive, yet also highly efficient and fast paced. Themes and decisions are written on the wall, on the spot, for all to see. Our work is based on the simple premise that "We all have a piece of the truth and we make our best decisions when we put our pieces together,†a concept that owner Craig Freshley learned from Caroline Estes.
We wanted to create one group that every NCDD member is a part of, so we can provide a space where all members can take part in discussions here in the members network.
