TUNE-IN TO TASTER TOOLS ON THURSDAY

Three Oaks, Michigan -- Master Facilitator offers free online taster sessions, demonstrating tools for creative thinking, innovation, and strategy. 

Every Thursday at 2 pm EST, Master Facilitator Gregg Fraley demonstrates a facilitation tool online.

The weekly sessions are FREE. Sessions begin on Thursday March 18th.

The 30 minute weekly webinar features demonstrations of various facilitation tools for: strategy, challenge clarification, idea generation (aka brainstorming), problem framing, idea selection, innovation projects, and idea development, etc.

Thinking Differently Takes Tools

Boost Effectiveness and Efficiency of Meetings, Workshops, Ideat Sessions

At some point everybody needs to think differently. It might be a really thorny, hairy, awful, complex problem. It might be a juicy opportunity you don't know how to seize.

When you ask your mind to think differently, what happens? Does it come easily? Do new thoughts and ideas spring forth? Or, is it like pulling teeth?

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If you're responsible for getting to the fresh snow of new ideas, in order to solve problems, you'd be well advised to tune in to Taster Tools on Thursday. Register on EventBrite

Gregg Fraley, Master Facilitator

Gregg Fraley, master creativity and innovation facilitator takes you through a creative thinking/facilitation tool, just one per session. Time for Q&A and a discussion on how to adapt the tool to your needs.

Gregg Fraley is a highly experienced facilitator who's been learning, developing, and inventing group facilitation tools for many years. He trains other facilitators on his methods. Gregg is recognized as a Distinguished Leader at the Creative Problem Solving Institute (CPSI) and is a Visiting Innovation Scholar at Notre Dame. As a successful technology entrepreneur he has a broad perspective on business and always has ideas about how to solve thorny problems. Gregg knows several innovation frameworks, including Design Thinking and Osborn-Parnes Creative Problem Solving (aka "CPS). He's familiar with tools in Lean, Agile, and DeBono's Thinking Hats.