Innovation and Creativity in Institutional Work"

Description

This workshop aims to foster a culture of innovation and creativity within organizations by equipping participants with the necessary tools and methods to generate and effectively implement new ideas. The workshop will address how to transform creative ideas into successful projects that contribute to enhancing institutional performance and meeting changing market needs.

Target Audience:

1.           Department and Division Managers

2.           Innovation and Development Teams

3.           Human Resources and Strategic Planning Employees

4.           Entrepreneurs and Business Owners

5.           Academics and Researchers in Management and Innovation Fields

Objectives:

1.           Enhance awareness of the importance of innovation and creativity in institutional work.

2.           Provide participants with tools and techniques for generating creative ideas.

3.           Develop participants' skills in turning ideas into actionable projects.

4.           Foster collaboration among teams to enhance an innovation-friendly environment.

5.           Improve the ability to tackle challenges through creative thinking.

Main Topics:

1.           Basics of Innovation and Creativity:

- Definition of innovation and creativity and their significance in organizations.

- The difference between incremental and disruptive innovation.

2.        Generating Creative Ideas:

- Creative thinking techniques (such as brainstorming and design thinking).

- Idea generation tools (such as mind mapping).

3.       Turning Ideas into Projects:

- Steps to develop creative ideas into practical projects.

- Strategies for presenting ideas and innovation projects to leadership.

4.     Building an Innovation Culture:

- How to foster a work environment that supports innovation.

- The role of leadership in promoting a culture of innovation and creativity.

5.     Measuring Innovation Success:

- Criteria for measuring innovation success within the organization.

- Assessing the economic and social impact of innovative projects.

Subtopics:

1.           Case studies of successful companies that have relied on innovation.

2.           The role of technology in supporting institutional innovation.

3.           How to address internal resistance to implementing new ideas.

4.           Sustainability strategies for innovative projects.

Expected Outcomes:

1.           Empower participants with a deep understanding of the concept of innovation and its importance.

2.           Familiarize participants with tools and techniques for generating creative ideas.

3.           Enable the design and development of innovative, actionable projects.

4.           Enhance collaboration and effective communication skills to foster an innovative work environment.

5.           Improve skills in evaluating creative ideas and projects within the institutional context.