Managing for Creativity and Innovation
Innovation and creativity are the keys to the long term survival of research-based organizations. This one day workshop provides project/group leaders or first line R&D supervisors with the knowledge and skills to effectively motivate their scientific staff so that they perform to the best of their ability, and to establish and maintain a work environment and culture that supports and promotes creative ideas and actions. This workshop draws heavily on over 50 years of literature on the management of R&D personnel and creativity.
Workshop Outline
Effectively Motivating Research Scientists
Growing a Creative and Innovative Work Environment
Workshop Director: Thomas E. Clarke, M.Sc., M.B.A.
Mr. Clarke has designed and presented R&D management workshops and courses to scientific personnel in government and industrial laboratories for twenty-seven years, and has been a consultant to several government departments on intellectual property management.
Participants receive a 60+ page workshop manual.
1687 Centennary Drive, Nanaimo, BC Canada, V9X 1A3 |
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E-Mail: stargate1@shaw.ca |