Contact Deb

Contact Deb via email DebNystrom@Reveln.com (preferred),
LinkedIn or phone: 734-846-5631 (leave a message for a prompt response).

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Deb is semi-retired and has moved into support for non-profit boards and Reveln Gardens flower projects.

Deb Nystrom, REVELN Consulting

Deb’s work in retirement includes support for non-profit boards and focus group projects including:

  • Strategy, visioning, preparedness, planning, sustained execution using design and advisory teams
  • Retreat facilitation including, but not limited to the methodologies of Fluid Groups1, Preferred Futuring2 , Liberating Structures, Open Space Technology and World Café
  • Performance in leadership teams: technology, higher education faculty, administration, nonprofit and entrepreneurial teams
  • All topics described above can include project and design team support, team leader & team coaching, peer group coaching, focus groups, meetings, retreats. See a full list of services here.
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  1. Fluid Groups is a term Deb uses for key elements of 3-6 hour non-profit retreat planning sessions that capitalize on her areas of expertise helping volunteers choose to follow their interests and passion to energize non-profit leadership, organization infrastructure and governance. ↩︎
  2. Preferred Futuring is described as a process to “envision the future you want and unleash the energy to get there”. Lawrence L. Lippitt is one of the founders of my field, Organization Development, and wrote a book by the same name. I’ve used Preferred Futuring with good success in organizations, especially with non-profit boards and leaders, to plan “what’s next” collaboratively with volunteer leaders in a way that unifies and further develops organizational excellence. ↩︎