Paul Plsek: Leadership to Establish the Culture and Practices of Innovation
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This session will bust the myth that creative thinking is a rare gift, bestowed on only a special few. Anyone and everyone can think creatively. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn, from Paul Plsek, how to recapture your own capacity for creative thinking and unleash the creative energy of those you work with. Find out how formal and informal leaders can contribute to a culture that supports everyone in the organization to think differently about their work, and to find innovative ways to improve that work every day.
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