Creative Collaboration Workshops for government, corporate and not for profit sectors.

  • Activate new ways of working together,

  • Build team cohesion and

  • Maximise efficient ways of working better together.

Choose a workshop to suit your organisation or team, or talk to us today to tailor a workshop for your specific needs. Contact us here.

Email: colabstudio2@gmail.com

At Co-Lab Studio, we are dedicated to delivering evidence-based, high-impact workshops that unlock collaboration, creative thinking, and connection within teams. Whether you’re a corporate leader, educator, or creative organisation — we can help your teams work better, together.

Let us help to add value to your team and organisation through high- quality workshops designed to develop collaboration skills, improve problem-solving and build effective teamwork. Contact us for more information. Email: colabstudio2@gmail.com

We Are Ready to Work With You

Co-Lab Studio acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung, and the neighbouring Kulin Nation groups the Boonwurrung and Bunurong people, and we pay our respects to elders, past and present.

 

At Co-Lab Studio, we are committed to inclusion across race, culture, ethnicity, gender, sex, sexuality, religion, and ability. We recognise that people from diverse communities face systemic barriers to participation. Co-Lab Studio strives to create safe and supportive spaces for collaborative learning to take place.

Lynne Kent

FACILITATOR

Lynne brings a rare blend of creative leadership, academic insight, and cross-sector experience to help corporate teams unlock the full potential of collaboration.

(she/her) PhD, MA

With a background spanning government, education, and the arts, Lynne Kent (PhD) has led diverse teams through complex challenges and creative projects—where communication, adaptability, and trust are the foundation of success.

Dr Lynne is a qualified facilitator/teacher with decades of experience working with diverse groups of people in Australia and internationally. Lynne loves using objects to bring teams together, to solve problems and facilitate design thinking processes.

Among her many career highlights is working in Amman Jordan on a cross cultural creative project designed to improve Arab/Australian relations with The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and working in the Victorian state government emergency management sector to develop a future-focused model for volunteering.

Most recently, Lynne has facilitated and directed creative research using materiality at the University of Grenoble France -Maison de la Création et de l’Innovation (MaCI).

Whether your team is navigating change, fostering innovation, or striving to improve communication, Co-Lab Studio Workshops offer practical tools and dynamic strategies to build cultures of collaboration that last.

Contact us here for more information.