January 19-21, 2011

Omni Dallas Park West

Dallas, Texas USA

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Strategy. Innovation. Collaboration.

Meet the speakers who will challenge you to turn roadblocks into opportunities.

B. Joseph Pine II, Thursday morning session

Experiences and Global Innovation

B. Joseph Pine II

Do you dare to be a Disruptor? To challenge traditional business assumptions with your vision? Joe Pine will unveil a series of questions and frameworks that will drive companies to view what they do differently and understand their role in today's highly-competitive, global market. In this engaging session, Joe Pine will illustrate how to create the kind of value that customers truly desire. Through his insightful and demonstrated methods, you will:

Joe Pine is co-founder of Strategic Horizons LLP, a thinking studio dedicated to helping businesses conceive and design new ways of adding value to their economic offerings. Joe is the co-author of the bestseller The Experience Economy: Work Is Theatre & Every Business a Stage and Authenticity: What Consumers Really Want.

 
 

Seth Kahan, Thursday afternoon session

Getting Stellar Results by Creating Communities that Generate ROI

Seth Kahan

Who leads the charge for change? Change expert Seth Kahan presents a new view of communication that says change does not flow top-down or bottom-up, but inside out. Seth realigns the direction of innovation, presenting a new, inclusive model that moves from telling people what to do, to a collaborative construction of shared understanding: the Community. With Seth’s bigger-picture innovative strategies you will discover:

The author of Building Beehives: A Handbook for Creating Communities that Generate Returns, Seth Kahan is a world-class authority on change leadership, helping visionaries get traction, buy-in, and engagement for large-scale change.

 
 

David Nour, Friday morning session

Adaptive Innovation: Adaptable Business Models for Changing Market Demands

David Nour

What does it mean to produce something “truly innovative?” It means creating something that is not only new, but provides new value. And most importantly, disrupts the existing value chain.  And while innovation can be created within any business model, it must be driven by leaders who build high-performing teams focused on maximizing both what’s feasible now and what’s possible for the future. True innovation, then, can be achieved through a method that involves the right people, the right skills and the right process. You will:

David Nour is a social networking strategist and one of the foremost thought leaders on the quantifiable value of business relationships. David and his team solve global client challenges with intracompany, as well as externally focused, Strategic Relationship Planning. David is the author of Relationship Economics: Transform Your Most Valuable Business Contacts Into Personal and Professional Success.

 
 

Matthew Kelly, Friday afternoon session

Leadership = A Personal Strategic Plan

Matthew Kelly

All leadership starts from within. Within you. Being a leader is about how you drive yourself. Matthew Kelly will help you develop a personal strategic plan, fast-track your personal goals and redefine the outcomes. This session culminates the learning of the entire symposium into an actionable personal strategy for success. Armed with the understanding that leadership starts with a personal strategic plan, you can teach your team members to adopt their own personal strategies and understand how that translates into successful corporate planning. With Matthew’s guidance, you will:

 
 
 

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