Innovation & Creativity
Innovation and Creativity Introduction
In the face of market turbulence and intense competition the topic of Innovation has risen to the top of the business agenda. CEOs need employees who can foster creativity and drive innovation. It is about competitive advantage and, for many, it is about survival.
Senior people operating independently or within organisations need to understand the mindset of creativity. They need skills in setting an entrepreneurial culture and they need to master the techniques of implementing innovation. This is your chance to gain these skills.
Working Free is delighted to be collaborating with Paul Sloane of www.destination-innovation.com, a renowned expert in Lateral Thinking, Creativity and Innovation. He has provided three online courses with key skills in these areas. Paul Sloane can also present personally onsite and online.
The ability to lead innovation is an essential skill for senior and mid-level executives – particularly when operating on an independent basis. It will increase your value to clients.
Master Lateral Thinking – Special Offer 40% OFF
This online course covers all the key elements of lateral thinking and shows you step by step how you can harness its techniques to boost your brain power and creativity. It contains many inspiring stories and examples as well as tips, tricks, and methods to improve your mental agility.
Advanced Brainstorm Techniques
This course takes you beyond basic brainstorming into powerful methods which displace people out of their comfort zones and enable them to generate many radical ideas. You learn how to evaluate and refine the initial ideas to select a handful of winning ideas to implement. It includes 15 brainstorming tools which are proven to deliver great ideas.
Leading Innovation Skills – the Master Class
This Master Class covers all the essential leadership actions to transform your organisation into an innovation dynamo. It covers theory and practice. It explains all the important concepts of innovation and gives you practical, comprehensive, and up to date guidance.
Working Free members gain a 40% discount on selected courses.
Call us: 08081 565604 / 07785 297059. Email us: Hello@WorkingFree.co.uk
Delivery Partner
We are delighted to welcome Paul Sloane as Working Free’s Delivery Partner on Innovation & Creativity.
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Paul Sloane says:-
“Today, innovation is a critical item on the senior executive agenda in every organization – large or small, public or private. The pace of change, competitive pressures and technology advances all mean that just doing a good job with the current business model is not enough. To survive and prosper companies have to continually find new and better ways to deliver the products and service that their customers want. It is vital that you are up to date with the trends and techniques involved in leading innovation. I am delighted to collaborating with Working Free as their Delivery Partner on Innovation and Creativity.”
Delivery Partner
We are delighted to welcome Paul Sloane as Working Free’s Delivery Partner on Innovation & Creativity. Paul Sloane gained a first class degree in Engineering from Cambridge University. He came top of Sales School at IBM. He went on to become a Marketing Director, Managing Director and CEO of software companies. He is a leading speaker, author and consultant on lateral thinking and innovation. He has written over 20 books which have sold over 2 million copies in total. His top business book is The Leader’s Guide to Lateral Thinking Skills. He runs leadership master classes on lateral thinking and innovation with top corporations around the world, including Bayer, Glaxo Smith Kline, Microsoft, Nike, Novartis, Pirelli, PWC, Reckitt Benckiser, Swarovski and Unilever. He has been a visiting lecturer at Cambridge University, Lancaster University, Henley Business School and the Mumbai Institute of Technology. His Tedx talk is available on Youtube. It is entitled ‘Are You Open-Minded?’