Free TEDx-guru event: Why don't organisations learn and innovate fast enough?
Meet the international innovation guru and TEDx speaker Jef Staes on 6 February 2018 at Cphbusiness.
22 January 2018
Jef Staes will focus on how passion and talent will become the key to future learning and the labour market – his key takeaways will give you new perspectives on what is important. Furthermore, you will get insights on how to boost the skills to learn and innovate.
On Tuesday 6 February you can meet Jef Staes at Cphbusiness. The event is free, but as we only have 100 seats, they will be distributed on a first come first served basis.
- After this session 2D, 3D, 3D-Smarting, Power Defect, Red Monkeys and 3D-Management will be branded in your brain. You will become disrupted!
Jef Staes
About the keynote
The world is changing from a flat 2D-World to a chaotic and ever-changing 3D-World.
Organisations, companies, schools and regions have to adapt to a 3D-World that is flooded with information and need to increase their power to learn and innovate dramatically.
Today's educational system and companies however are not able to create the right learning and working environment that enables and energizes disruptive innovation by using the passion and talents of students and employees. We unintentionally transformed talented adults and children into passionless sheep!
This session is a plea for a dramatic change in the organization of work and education. Get a sneak peek here.
The event
The event will take place:
Tuesday 6 February 2018
4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Cphbusiness Søerne, room 4.08, Nansensgade 19, 1366 Copenhagen K.
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About Jef Staes
Jef Staes is an author, speaker and expert on learning processes, innovation and culture change.
With 25 years of professional experience, he currently assists CEO's and managers to find a comprehensive answer to the changing dynamics of today’s market. Jef Staes answers a crucial question: "Why don't organisations learn and innovate fast enough?".
His story is a guaranteed eye-opener and his thoughts on the future of business and education inspire many. With striking metaphors, he tackles the most fundamental issues organisations struggle with.
Follow Jef Staes on Twitter and read more on Jef Staes' website.