INSTRUCTOR
Lecturer and facilitator – Specialising in Content and Process Facilitation
Work Experience
Ronen Kenski is a dynamic and highly skilled professional with a strong academic background and extensive experience in group leadership and facilitation. He holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology, a master’s degree in sociology with a specialization in immigration and globalization, and an additional master’s degree in management. Ronen has completed advanced training programs in group facilitation, with a focus on the methodologies of K.H. Foulkes, which enhances his proficiency in group dynamics and organizational development. Over his career, he has worked extensively with companies, non-profit organizations, and a diverse array of individuals, including young adults and teenagers, allowing him to develop a deep understanding of organizational needs and individual growth.
What I Bring to Organizations
With a solid foundation in social entrepreneurship and group leadership, Ronen brings a unique and impactful approach to organizations. He is dedicated to fostering organizational and personal resilience, promoting self-awareness, and equipping participants with practical life skills that are essential for meaningful development. His approach is rooted in cultural sensitivity and inclusion, ensuring that all cultural perspectives are embraced and valued in the groups he leads. By creating an environment that honors diversity, Ronen enables organizations to benefit from shared understanding and collaboration, facilitating growth and positive change for individuals and groups alike.
“Man is primarily a social being, a particle of a group. The apparent possibility for him to live as an isolated ‘individual’ is the result of later, more complex developments. …What stands in need of explanation is not the existence of groups but the existence of individuals (Foulkes and Anthony, 1957, p. 215).