Chris Corrigan

Chris Corrigan is an internationally renowned facilitator and consultant specializing in participatory practices and strategic conversations. Here are some key details about him:

Professional Background

Chris Corrigan is the Principal at Harvest Moon Consultants, a role he has held since September 1999.1 He is known for his expertise in:

• Facilitating large group processes using methods like Open Space Technology and World Cafe
• Participatory approaches to change, complexity and systemic innovation
• Strategic conversations and change initiatives
• Public engagement
• Process design and teaching

Experience and Skills

• Over 25 years of experience working with organizations across various sectors5
• Specializes in helping groups work together on complex challenges3
• Skilled in designing and facilitating participatory processes
• Expertise in complexity theory and its application to organizational challenges4
• Teaches workshops on topics like the Art of Hosting, complexity, and strategic harvesting4

Notable Work

• Has worked on four continents with non-profits, indigenous communities, faith groups, and civil society organizations1
• Known as an exceptional teacher in the Art of Hosting community of practice
• Has taught at Simon Fraser University and other educational institutions1
• Co-leads trainings on working with complexity alongside Caitlin Frost5

Personal

• Lives on Bowen Island, British Columbia, Canada2
• Describes himself as a practicing contemplative Christian3
• Has interests in music, poetry, and improvisation23

Chris Corrigan is highly regarded for his ability to help organizations and communities tackle complex challenges through participatory and dialogue-based approaches.