Why train people to be brainstorm facilitators

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This document discusses why companies should train their employees to be masterful brainstorm facilitators. It notes that companies need to adapt to changing markets by creating new products, services, and better ways of doing business. This requires envisioning new possibilities and tapping into employees' creativity and ideas. The document proposes that companies can do this by creating a team of in-house brainstorm facilitators, trained to spark great ideas and transform groups into thriving idea greenhouses. It suggests that these facilitators already exist within companies and simply need to be identified, skilled up, and unleashed to design engaging brainstorm sessions.

WHY
Train Your
People to Be
Masterful
Brainstorm
Facilitators?
© Idea Champions, 2013

Because your company
needs to adapt to an
ever-changing
marketplace –
creating new
products, new
services, and better
ways of doing business
in a tough economy.

And it won’t be able to
do this if your
workforce and your
leaders keep
regurgitating the same
tired, old “pet ideas”.

Your company needs to
envision new possibilities

It needs to tap
into the innate
brilliance
and brainpower
of its people.

It needs to
find a simple,
effective,
engaging way
to help it’s
workforce
make
powerful new
connections.

It needs fresh new
ideas for growing
the business.

…and committed champions
willing and able to go for it!

HOWHOW
will you do this?will you do this?

By creating a savvy crew of in-house
brainstorm facilitators with the ability to spark great ideas
– small, medium, and large – that make a difference.

We’re talking a
about facilitators
who know how to
transform a room
full of stodgy
thinkers into a
thriving idea
greenhouse where
minds meet minds
and elegant
solutions are
discovered.

Change Agents
who can help your
company find a way to
stop saying NO to new
possibilities and
quicken its process of
exploring blue oceans
and blue skies.

Savvy conductors
of genius who will
help put an end to all
the territoriality and
naysaying that has,
unfortunately
become part of the
DNA of your
company’s
ideation sessions.

WHEREWHERE
will you findwill you find
these people?these people?

In your own company!
They’re just waiting to
be asked, skilled up
– and unleashed.

Idea Champions can
help you do this with
CONDUCTING
GENIUS, our
brainstorm
facilitation
certification training.
We will assess,
advise, consult,
catalyze, train,
coach, and help you
establish an effective
crew of savvy, in-
house brainstorm
facilitators.

We’ll work with you to
identify the people
best suited for this role
in your organization.
We’ll teach them the
skills they need to get
individuals, groups, and
teams out of the box.
We’ll teach them to
design, facilitate, and
leverage the most
productive and engaging
ideation sessions your
company has ever seen.

Take your next step today!
Contact Idea Champions.
Ask about Conducting Genius
845.679.1066
info@ideachampions.com
www.ideachampions.com

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Why train people to be brainstorm facilitators

2. Because your company needs to adapt to an ever-changing marketplace – creating new products, new services, and better ways of doing business in a tough economy.

3. And it won’t be able to do this if your workforce and your leaders keep regurgitating the same tired, old “pet ideas”.

4. Your company needs to envision new possibilities

5. It needs to tap into the innate brilliance and brainpower of its people.

6. It needs to find a simple, effective, engaging way to help it’s workforce make powerful new connections.

7. It needs fresh new ideas for growing the business.

8. …and committed champions willing and able to go for it!

9. HOWHOW will you do this?will you do this?

10. By creating a savvy crew of in-house brainstorm facilitators with the ability to spark great ideas – small, medium, and large – that make a difference.

11. We’re talking a about facilitators who know how to transform a room full of stodgy thinkers into a thriving idea greenhouse where minds meet minds and elegant solutions are discovered.

12. Change Agents who can help your company find a way to stop saying NO to new possibilities and quicken its process of exploring blue oceans and blue skies.

13. Savvy conductors of genius who will help put an end to all the territoriality and naysaying that has, unfortunately become part of the DNA of your company’s ideation sessions.

14. WHEREWHERE will you findwill you find these people?these people?

15. In your own company! They’re just waiting to be asked, skilled up – and unleashed.

16. Idea Champions can help you do this with CONDUCTING GENIUS, our brainstorm facilitation certification training. We will assess, advise, consult, catalyze, train, coach, and help you establish an effective crew of savvy, in- house brainstorm facilitators.

17. We’ll work with you to identify the people best suited for this role in your organization. We’ll teach them the skills they need to get individuals, groups, and teams out of the box. We’ll teach them to design, facilitate, and leverage the most productive and engaging ideation sessions your company has ever seen.

18. So, what are you waiting for?

19. Take your next step today! Contact Idea Champions. Ask about Conducting Genius 845.679.1066 info@ideachampions.com www.ideachampions.com

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