November 15, 2014

Innovate and Prosper:

Creative Ideas that Transform Growth -

"DO" Segment 

Overview:

Steve Job’s quote “innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower” explains why you want to be more innovative. After all, Good Things Happen To Those Who Innovate. However, innovative thinking does not come naturally to most people. To innovate, you have to take every day thinking to a higher level, and be taught how to do that. Though everyone has a slightly different take on the definition, most would agree that innovation plays a vital role in the formation of ideas and is essential to progress.

Imagining new ideas and competing in new ways is extremely challenging. Innovation is the most important aspect of any thriving business – big or small. It’s what makes it stand out among the market place, prevents it from going stagnant and helps it prosper. A steady focus on innovation creates your brand’s intangibility, your competitive advantages, and provides solutions to your market – crucial for the survival and success of your business.    

This workshop is interactive, engaging and specifically designed for individual executives and entire organizations to develop an innovator’s mindset that can be intuitively applied on everyday business challenges. Morris will share non-technical methods that are simple to understand and easy to deploy, immediately, and with little to no cost.  

Description:

 You will learn how to:

1. Find, create, and shape new money making or money saving opportunities.
2. Apply concepts, principles and practices to “think differently” and come up with unique ideas that you would never have been thought of before.
3. Test and refine the viability of your ideas.

Engage and encourage the imaginative power of your employees to create a lasting competitive advantage and maximize your organization's innovative potential

 

Register Now!

 Speaker:

 

Morris Sneor is Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Paradigm Productions, one of the first and most established digital agencies in Illinois.  Morris spent his career helping Fortune 500 conglomerates to entrepreneurial ventures strengthen, grow, and expand their business using innovative tools, techniques, and tactics. Morris earned his Master of Science degree in Advertising at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and his undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Corporate Communications from Northern Illinois University.