Professional Development Series Part 3 of 3 - Ben Whiting
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Professional Development Series Part 3 of 3 - Ben Whiting
Date:
November 29, 2018
Time:
8:00 AM - 11:30 AM EST
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Event Description:
Design Thinking with Ben Whiting
Design Thinking: Principles and Processes that Help You See Old Problems with a Fresh Set of Eyes
Every professional is challenged to innovate, be creative, and solve complex problems in a flash. Without the right approach and mindset, this can be an impossible task. But … wait … hope’s not lost. Design Thinking principles and processes, long applied to product development, have great relevance to our daily business challenges. This energetic, highly interactive session teaches professionals Design Thinking theory, and allows participants to engage in exercises where they’re able to set theory into motion. This session is inspired by the work of Warren Berger, author of “A More Beautiful Question,” and delivered by magician, mentalist, and all-around-mystifying human being, Ben Whiting.
Participant Benefit:
This Program Sponsored by:
Design Thinking: Principles and Processes that Help You See Old Problems with a Fresh Set of Eyes
Every professional is challenged to innovate, be creative, and solve complex problems in a flash. Without the right approach and mindset, this can be an impossible task. But … wait … hope’s not lost. Design Thinking principles and processes, long applied to product development, have great relevance to our daily business challenges. This energetic, highly interactive session teaches professionals Design Thinking theory, and allows participants to engage in exercises where they’re able to set theory into motion. This session is inspired by the work of Warren Berger, author of “A More Beautiful Question,” and delivered by magician, mentalist, and all-around-mystifying human being, Ben Whiting.
Participant Benefit:
- Learn principles and processes of Design Thinking
- Learn how to conduct a killer brainstorming session
- Gain some tools that allow you to see old problems with a fresh set of eyes
- Understand the “Why, How, What” approach to problem solving (and how to apply it to your working world)
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