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Crafting the Path to Success: Designing Leadership Team Offsites for Strategic Planning Triumph

Leapfrogging

Start with a clear opening session that sets expectations and objectives, followed by a mix of breakout groups, workshops, and plenary sessions. Icebreakers and Team Building Activities Kickstarting your offsite with icebreakers and team-building exercises is a strategic move to warm up the group.

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Improv for Business

Gregg Fraley

I just completed another workshop for high level executives in the use of Improv for Problem Solving. Classic Improv games are adaptable for visioning, exploration, problem framing, idea generation, solution development, and planning. The key benefit is simply getting to a breakthrough insight or idea much faster.

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The Shining Digital City On the Hill

Gregg Fraley

As a start, consider these offerings: Training in innovation concepts and methods Training in facilitation of innovation skills Focused innovation process initiatives (projects) Innovation Roadmapping /Planning Inovation Speaking, Workshops, Presentations Innovation Team Building.

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Nine Ways to Play at Work

Gregg Fraley

An emerging trend in busines s is using improvisation games as the basis for team building and problem solving. If you are looking for a really fun Keynote Speech, or Workshop. Keep it light-hearted, this isn’t about winning, it’s about engaging with a concept. Fun competition is a way to reduce fear. Get in touch!

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How to Run a Good Brainstorming Session

Rmukesh Gupta

Last week I was invited to run a Design thinking experiential workshop for the STC conference in Bangalore. They came up last week in the workshop as well. Generate as many ideas as possible. The first instruction I give to participants is to come up with as many ideas as possible. I am getting beside the point.