RHL Strategies LLC provides facilitation services for thoughtful, client-driven discussions on a variety of topics, as well as organization, project and program planning. Our philosophy is simple: the client holds the key to the solutions they seek. RHL Strategies is the guide to get there.
We have three areas of particular interest:
1. Four steps to take before diving into a “strategic plan." These four steps (revisiting the origin story, the vision, mission and strategy) create a strong foundation and clarity for the plan's development.
2. Working with leaders, managers and organizations who are "stuck, " or are facing resistance to new ideas and/or change. How often have you presented an idea or a plan to a group, only to be faced with pushback (or worse)? We can work with you for the next time you want to propose something new – or would like a fresh approach to a persistent challenge.
3. For special-event planning (meetings, conferences, off-sites, other), RHL Strategies will work with your team to design a powerful, memorable event that connects people to each other and to the event's purpose. Incorporating the principles of the "art of hosting" is an emerging concept that is changing the dynamics of gatherings of all kinds.
Robin H. LeBlanc was the Executive Director of Plan NH for well over a decade. In that role, she sat on several state-wide boards and roundtables, and developed an interest in community planning and design, especially for older adults, as well as the role of choices in places to live for everyone.
As a facilitator, Robin has been an active Steering Committee member of Portsmouth Listens, designing and facilitating dialogs about diverse topics important to the community, and has also worked with NH Listens. In addition, Robin has an extensive background in project and program development, and has been recognized at the state level for her work.
When their facilitator retired in the fall of 2021, Jennifer approached Robin to take her place. Robin has facilitated AHA's Steering Committee meetings since October 2021, and sits on the AHA Program Committee as well.