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CREATIVE FACILITATOR

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I apply the biology of creative thinking

with the science of group facilitation --

to bridge from where you are to where you want to be.

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Mark Stinson brings more than 30 years of innovation strategy to his group facilitation:

  • Team meetings

  • Advisory boards

  • Focus groups

  • Training workshops

  • Visioning

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N-of-8

 

Limited to only eight participants, these groups draw on the expertise of their disparate members to create bold both changes within an organization and in the marketplace. Mark employs a set of proven facilitation technologies and tools to the table to foster these innovations. The tools he uses accelerate the rate at which groups produce usable ideas for change and capture the steps it takes to get there. An optimum timeframe to create productive group interaction A set of proven facilitation tools and technologies to accelerate ideas and capture action steps Demonstrations of the science of "breakout" idea facilitation through proven exercises

 

 

Strategic GPS

 

A well-established tool that makes facilitation and innovation simpler. Using three examples during the presentation, Mark guides groups into a better understanding of how to get from where you are to where you want to be.  He also suggests supporting research methodologies to apply metrics to strategy.


 

C.H.E.M.

 

Mark helps companies and organizations in the health, science, and technology fields to create their unique brand messages. From teaching them how to find their "Big C" customer to assisting them with the application of C.H.E.M.® his proprietary method of brand development, students of Mark's methodologies come away from sessions with a better understanding of how to communicate their brands to the marketplace. These presentations also include case studies and instruction on the best practices in the industry, stretching across 10 touchpoints of a brand experience.

 

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