
This is your brain on change
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It’s time to develop creative culture in your organization! I help build pathways to success for leaders and the teams they serve.
In 2010, IBM conducted a global study of 1,500 chief executive officers in 60 countries and 33 industries. The goal: To learn what qualities leaders need to successfully navigate their organizations in an increasingly complex business environment. The result? Creativity was identified as the number one quality today’s (and tomorrow’s) leaders must possess.
But leading innovation isn’t just limited to the Fortune 500. That’s why I focus on the small but mighty creative teams in higher education, nonprofits, and the public sector.
With over a decade of strategic communication and leadership experience in higher education, Dr. Chantell Cosner is passionate about helping leaders and teams discovering new ways they can get creative together and do their best work.
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Ambiguity is a fact of life, particularly in large organizations. We see it everywhere: the unknown and unpredictability that comes from massive systems. What defines
There is a relationship between creative generation and change. Creativity happens at the edge of chaos is a phrase that is equally terrifying and inspiring.