Western Ontario University

Problem-solving, Decision-Making and Creativity

Oct 28—29, 2019

2 days

London, Ontario, Canada

CAD 470 ≈USD 353

CAD 235 per day

Jan 27—28, 2020

2 days

London, Ontario, Canada

CAD 470 ≈USD 353

CAD 235 per day

May 11—12, 2020

2 days

London, Ontario, Canada

CAD 470 ≈USD 353

CAD 235 per day

How it works

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Description

Inspire others to develop and exercise innovation and creativity in problem-solving: an essential skill in today’s fast-paced and complex world. Understand why people make the decisions they do and what the key drivers are in order to begin to develop strategies that will uncover the innovation and creativity within your organization.

Topics

How leaders use different problem solving and decision making modes
Choosing and using a variety of tools appropriate to different situations
Barriers to good decision making and problem solving

What to Expect

This is an interactive workshop, which may include lectures, group exercises, role-play and discussion. Come prepared to share your experiences, opinions and perspectives with the class. There are no exams, quizzes or homework!

Experts

Peter Sherriff

Peter Sherriff was previously the Deputy Director and the Chief Instructor of the Leadership Development Unit at the Ontario Police College (OPC). Prior to joining the OPC, he was the Regional Manager with The Centre For Leadership and Learning. Peter’s passion is for helping learners engage i...