About the evening: Glen will talk about the importance of developing young people into innovators and will share practical strategies for parents who want to encourage creativity at home.

Glen Tripp started Galileo summer camps in 2001 and they've since served more than 100,000 kids from pre-K - 8th grade, attracting boys and girls in almost equal numbers. Galileo teaches kids a process for tackling creative projects that includes identifying goals, generating ideas, creating, evaluating, and revising. The programs also reinforce character traits like determination and courage along the way.

Glen's goal is to extend Galileo’s impact to parents. On April 8th, he will share strategies intended to help parents develop their children into innovators in both their personal lives and in the world at large.