Design thinking is a popular new idea in the business world made spectacularly by Apple and IDEO. It offers an approach better suited for dealing with the increasing pressures for growth and innovation faced by many organisations and their managers today than the conventional, traditional business methods.

In this programme, you will follow a model that contains four questions and ten tools. This application is valuable and powerful for abstract, multi-faceted concerns, issues and problems. It can give your next competitive advantage by transforming your corporation through the right balancing act. Therefore, it is essential to drive the organisation’s innovation using the four core principles of Innovation, apply the
seven modes of the Design Innovation Process, and develop a highly Creative Quotient Leader (CQL) that will drive and lead the innovation and growth in your organisation.

  Trainer

Peter Chin is a freelance management and training consultant, providing services in the field of strategic thinking and planning, creativity and innovation, crisis management and turnaround, coaching, problem-solving and decision-making, performance management, finance and banking, leadership development and skills,
management skills, personal development and advancement, presentation skills, business communication and entrepreneurship.

He has served more than twenty years in the corporate world and can share his practical and industrial experiences: In Banking and Finance, he assumed various managerial roles with Standard Chartered Bank, Malaysia; was Branch Accountant and Credit Manager for Whitcoulls Ltd, New Zealand and; Accounts Clerk and Assistant Auctioneer for Market Gardener's Limited, Wellington, New Zealand.

He enjoyed a short stint with the Jabatan Petanian Sarawak as the Assistant Publicity Officer. He spent two years as a temporary teacher in secondary schools in Kuching, Sarawak, before leaving to further his studies in New Zealand.

He is qualified with a Master in Business Administration from the University of Bath, U.K., the Chartered Institute of Secretaries, New Zealand Division, the Banking Diploma, Banker’s Institute of New Zealand.

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