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  “No country in the world has enough jobs. There’s too much global capacity and not enough great ideas … so every company has to make growth their primary charter. Without innovation, you can’t survive. Without it, GE won’t see the next 100 years.”                    Jeffrey Immelt, CEO, General Electric

Creativity and innovation are two of the most powerful tools in business, but they are also two of the most controversial.

For one day, you will have the opportunity to work with world's most respected Innovation guru on how to successfully foster creativity and implement innovation in your organization. Learn how to tap into your creative insights and leverage your ideas into tangible growth and financial success.

The 1 Day Strategy & Innovation Workshop based on Kaihan’s ground breaking book Art of Advantage. Using a proprietary “pattern-based” methodology, he engages teammates in a lively, robust exploration of innovative, outside-of-the-box options. Teams often discover a “silver bullet” they had not considered before.

Generally, this course is only offered through corporations. However, this class, although limited in size, will be open to the public on a first come, first served basis.

More About Your speaker:

We are very proud to announce that our speaker will be Kaihan Krippendorff , Kaihan is one of the hottest new strategy thinkers of our generation. Microsoft, Cisco, and other leading firms are purchasing his time in $100k chunks as they prepare for the competitive battles ahead. This ex-McKinsey strategist (they do find the smart ones) makes it simple, which I like. He earned his MBA from Columbia Business School and London Business School, his BSE in Finance from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School

"As a consultant and facilitator, Kaihan makes developing strategy look easy but don't be fooled. easygoing demeanor masks depths of experience, a razor-sharp intellect and true creative genius. We have benefited from working with this emerging leader in the field of strategic consulting."

Shannon Wallis, Director Microsoft Worldwide Leadership Programs."

 
Here you will learn Objectives
Creativity as a competitive advantage
Overcoming barriers to creativity
Finding the path of least effort
Defining a compelling problem
Using pattern-recognition to solve problems
Generating innovative options
Prioritizing focusing your efforts
Energize your team
Unlock creativity
Generate 50 to 200 new solutions to a pressing business problem
Identify the three to five highest potential ideas
Learn a methodology to creatively solve problems
Increase your competitiveness
 
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