Leading Innovation and Creativity
November 9, 2010
Seminar Overview
Effective innovation is vital if you want your organization to thrive rather than simply survive in the current economic environment and in the years to come. We will take you beyond the standard media hype about innovation and teach you how to implement effective innovation practices that will boost your organization’s profits, motivate employees, preserve the legacy of your organization’s successes and create an explosion of fresh profitable ideas—all at little or no additional expense.
You will learn the differences between creativity and innovation, develop a “hit list” of strategies that will yield the most results, consider routine business practices that can hinder your organization’s innovation, and learn how to accurately measure gains from innovation.
This seminar’s hands-on, practical approach will prepare you to imbed effective innovation within your organization that will generate fresh, useful ideas that can quickly lead to new or revitalized products and services that will generate increased revenue year after year.
Who Should Attend: This seminar is intended for business owners, managers and leaders of small-to-medium-sized organizations in any industry who are being pinched by the recent economic downturn and who need strategic insight to generate profitable new products and services.
Date: November 9th, 2010
Time:
Seminar: 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Webinar: 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Location:
Regent University Campus
Robertson Hall, Room 123
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
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Registration Fee:
Seminar: $125.00
Webinar: $99.00
Registration Closes: November 3, 2010
Seating is limited.
Seminar Facilitator:
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Gary W. Oster, DSL |
Dr. Oster joined the faculty of the School of Global Leadership & Entrepreneurship (GLE) in the Summer of 2007 after more than two years as associate dean for academics in the Regent University School of Undergraduate Studies and a decade in senior admin-istrative roles at William Tyndale College. He has served as a classroom and online instructor since 1994 and currently serves as associate professor and director of the Doctor of Strategic Leader-ship program. Prior to his academic endeavors, Dr. Oster was an executive in high-technology corporations, both domestically and overseas, focusing primarily upon the computer, electronics, and automotive industries. |
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