Online Workshop
Teambuilding exercises for fostering creativity and innovation
Exclusive for Public Servants and Policymakers
Thursday, Jun 10, 2021
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Speakers

Working in government requires being able to quickly switch between different modes of thinking, especially as the context changes rapidly and new issues emerge. As a public servant you might often be pulled away from your daily work writing briefings, responding to emails or analysing data and asked to come up with the solution to a burning problem.
Making this switch from analytical to creative thinking is tough — but luckily, it can be made easier by employing a few simple tools. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to run games and icebreakers that will get the creative juices going and help you and your team get into an innovative mindset before diving into problem solving.
What you’ll learn:
- Easy-to-run icebreakers and activities to increase engagement at your team meetings
- How to energise your team and encourage lively conversation
- Exercises to increase your team’s creativity
- Ways to foster a trusting environment where people are comfortable with each other
We’ve partnered with LA-BORA! gov, an innovation and human capital lab in Brazil’s Ministry of Economy, to bring you this session.
Who should watch:
This workshop is for anyone who leads or is part of a team that is looking for fun and engaging ways to ramp up their creativity.
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Speakers
Pedro Stoeckli
Social Policy Analyst at LA-BORA! gov
Brazil
Isabela Blumm
Social Policy Analyst at LA-BORA! gov
Brazil
MarĂlia Resende
Psychologist at LA-BORA! gov
Brazil
Luana Faria
Head of LA-BORA! gov
Brazil


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