Collaborative Decision Making

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Collaborative Decision Making

Facilitated by Kristina Katayama & Miriam Zachariah

Date: April 28, 2026
Time: 6:00–8:00 PM ET / 3:00–5:00 PM PT

Who it’s for
Leaders of people at all levels: Executives, VPs, Directors, Managers, and Supervisors

‍Description
Research shows that people are more likely to support and implement decisions when the process feels fair. In this workshop, we’ll practice collaborative decision making in conjunction with restorative practice to create authentic, equitable, and inclusive engagement in decision making.You’ll leave with a clearer process for making decisions with your team in ways that strengthen relationships, support accountability, and improve outcomes.

‍In this workshop, you will:

1) Learn basic tools for engaging in collaborative decision making

2) Learn the 3 Es for reliable collaboration and implementation: Engagement, Explanation, Expectation Clarity

3) Explore integrative thinking tools for complex decision making

4) Assess your current decision-making process and identify opportunities to strengthen it

COST: $97

What you'll gain

When people understand how decisions are made and what is expected afterward, trust grows, implementation improves, and teams work together more effectively.

Who It's For

For experienced leaders
Advance your decision-making practice to enhance engagement and create more reliable, durable, and effective results.

‍For emerging leaders
Build collaborative decision-making habits that help your team engage and implement decisions more effectively.

Your Facilitators

Kristina Katayama, MBA
Kristina is a Seattle-based leadership and organizational development consultant with deep experience in executive coaching, equity-centered facilitation, conflict transformation, restorative practice, and culture change across Washington-based organizations.
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Miriam Zachariah, MA, TEP
Miriam brings expertise in restorative practice, fair process, peacemaking, and collaborative learning processes that help groups work constructively through conflict, voice, and accountability.
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Collaborative Decision Making

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