The Douglas Rushkoff event has been postponed to a future date.
I couldn't be more pleased with our speaker for tomorrow night, Kevin Hoffberg.
Kevin (www.kevinhoffberg.com, www.decision-quality.com) is a long-time author and consultant on go-to-market strategy, customer experience and decision quality. He has over a twenty-five year business career advising executives at hundreds of organizations like Microsoft, Sony, Colgate Palmolive, Lloyds of London, Sears, Ernst & Young, Bristol Meyer Squibb and many many others.
Kevin's presentation will be called "Forget the Box." We?ve all heard the phrase ?think outside of the box,? the implication being that what?s normal and usual is ?the box,? and good ideas live somewhere else. By extension, to come up with high quality, innovative ideas you need to think outside the box. But who says the best idea isn?t actually in the box but you can only see it if you stand on your head? Or maybe the box isn?t the issue: It?s just that the current box is in the wrong place?
Social hour starts at 7 PM, Kevin's presentation will begin at 8 PM.
What: Idea Day
Topic: Forget the Box, by Kevin Hoffberg
When: February 15th, 2005, 7:00 PM Social Hour, 8:00 PM Presentation
Where: Think Spot (http://www.thinkspot.biz), 111 West John Street, Seattle, WA
Who: All are welcome
Cost: Nothing!
http://www.ideaday.org
Added by bfling on January 5, 2006
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Does Kevin also go by the name Brent Barlow?
gumption
In case Brian doesn't get around to updating the main entry, the speaker and topic has been changed. Here is information about the new speaker and topic for tomorrow's (Feb. 15) meeting:
Kevin (www.kevinhoffberg.com, www.decision-quality.com) is a long-time author and consultant on go-to-market strategy, customer experience and decision quality. He has over a twenty-five year business career advising executives at hundreds of organizations like Microsoft, Sony, Colgate Palmolive, Lloyds of London, Sears, Ernst & Young, Bristol Meyer Squibb and many many others.
Kevin's presentation will be called "Forget the Box." We?ve all heard the phrase ?think outside of the box,? the implication being that what?s normal and usual is ?the box,? and good ideas live somewhere else. By extension, to come up with high quality, innovative ideas you need to think outside the box. But who says the best idea isn?t actually in the box but you can only see it if you stand on your head? Or maybe the box isn?t the issue: It?s just that the current box is in the wrong place?