Optimizing the Workplace for Innovation CEU
Presented by Haworth and BOS
Presented By:
John Scott
John has extensive workplace design experience with wide range of client and project types over the last 23 years. His background includes Interior Design for prominent A+D firms in Chicago and Grand Rapids. With this experience, John has a strong expertise in workplace strategy, organizational culture and design development. His role is to help clients understand the linkages between design and business performance.
Optimizing the Workspace Description and Details:
- When: October 27 from 12 – 1 PM CDT
- Where: Zoom Link Provided via RSVP Form Below
- Course Numbers AIA Course#: HAW814 – LU
Practice Management
IDCEC Course#: 107 481-R1 – HSW
Subject Code: 1. Theory & Creativity/4. Psychology
Two very different behaviors for optimizing creative thinking for innovation: high-focus work and restorative activities. Without rest, we are unable to focus. When we lack interaction and collaboration with one another, we often miss out on new ideas and fail to execute them. Organizations that value and design workplaces supporting high-focus work and restorative activities improve employee innovation, creativity, and well-being. Click below to fill out the RSVP form before it is too late. This is something you don’t wanna miss.
