The interplay of business, art and science
(These are some of the questions we are helping clients answer.) How do we continue growing your business amidst an economic downturn? How can you work more effectively with constraints? Do your leaders have a set of principles and methodologies for developing creativity in your organization? How do you keep re-inventing to stay relevant to [...]
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My hope for this New Year is that we find the inspiration, insight and wisdom we need to guide us in finding optimal solutions to the challenges we face. Answers don’t just come from logic and analysis. We also need imagination. One of the ways we can be inspired is through the arts. I’m happy [...]
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A manager in a large government organization asked me in a coaching session, what could she do to make meetings more enjoyable, more engaging and more productive for everyone. Ah yes…meetings…the source of much misery in the workplace. My first question is.. why are you having a meeting in the first place? Can you get [...]
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Tatsuya Nakagawa, co-founder of Atomica Creative recently blogged about yours truly: Our approach to innovation has been somewhat focused on the industrial side. We’re always looking for ways to help innovators avoid pitfalls and apply processes to improve their returns from innovation activities. It hasn’t been as inclusive of the creative aspects that we recognize [...]
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I’ve been featured in two publications this month in South Africa:The art of work: Together, art and business will sculpt our futureMarketing Web picked up the story and adapted it”Creativity works: Art and creativity should be used as a role model for business.” Here is an excerpt: In a rapidly changing world where tried and [...]
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Massue writes: “In 1984, when Cirque du Soleil were still street performers, Guy Laliberte, founder and chief executive officer, said, “If the Cirque makes it big, it will be because it succeeds at marrying art and business.” Today, Cirque du Soleil has 11 shows worldwide, and Guy Laliberte is worth over $1 billion.” Continued here:
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Linda Naiman is a creativity and innovation consultant, coach, speaker and co-author of Orchestrating Collaboration at Work: Using Music, Improv, Storytelling, and Other Arts to Improve Teamwork
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