Offer details
First BrainStore BrainNight in NYC 30 March 2015 - from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
First BrainStore BrainNight in NYC 30 March 2015 - from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Craving a group of other creative minds to do it with?
Join the first ever BrainNight on March 30th in New York City from from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Markus Mettler, the founder of BrainStore will lead a creative workshop based on a challenge submitted to BrainStore. You will be introduced to the workings of the BrainStore Idea Machine, a set of processes developed in Switzerland and applied worldwide in more than 2,000 projects for Fortune 500 companies, organizations, start-ups and individuals.
How does this work?
1. Come to the workshop. Spend a couple of hours brainstorming. Enjoy great food, nice wine and beer.
2. Walk away with the BrainStore Idea Machine principles and a small surprise!
3. Costs: Pay-What-You-Wish!
Ideas at the push of a button with the BrainStore Idea Machine
- Mind blowing process.
- Swiss precision.
- High speed.
- Efficient and fun.
- 25 years of experience.
- Cutting edge expertise.
The magic formula
1) an interesting topic
2) interesting people
3) a great process
How can you apply the BrainStore Idea Machine?
Find a name for a dog
Discover new ways to delight customers
Create names and claims
Develop tactical ideas
Improve collaborative innovation
Uncover your purpose
An exclusive, ideation session with BrainStore
30 March 2015 - 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Address: Spreadhouse Coffee:
116 Suffolk St. New York, NY
b/t Delancey St & Rivington St in Lower East Side
Terms and Conditions
The deal is simple: you can come and bring along one person. The price: pay-what-you-wish. After the event you have two days to think about the value of the event and to set a price. You can set any price you like. There is no minimum and no recommendation.
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Background information
About this BrainStore
Markus Mettler's BrainStore
Welcome to Markus Mettler's BrainStore. Markus a co-founder of BrainStore and has been working on innovation issues since he successfully discontinued his studies in 1989. Markus has experience of over 2,000 innovation projects and is particularly interested in tricky topics. A particular focus of Mettler's BrainStore is the culture of innovation. What does an organization need today for innovation work to become part of the company culture? How can people from inside and outside the organization be integrated appropriately?
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