Design Thinking for Strategy Development – Methods & Tools

In this workshop, you will gain an overview of design thinking as a mindset & methodology. You will also learn ‘TheScenario Planning’ process and how it can be used to prototype possible futures to enable more effective strategy development

WHAT YOU CAN LEARN

In this inspiring and interactive workshop, you will learn:

  • Useful frameworks for strategy making
  • Gain an overview understanding of design thinking as a mindset & methodology
  • Receive an overview of STEEP analysis
  • The Scenario Planning process and how it can be used to prototype possible futures to enable more effective strategy development
INTRODUCTION TO THE SPEAKER
Co-Founder of UICO, LLC
An early adopter of an ecological mindset and developer of new methods for rapid new product development with end users and customers, Bill Lee has assisted companies with business strategy development, innovation, and market offer development through a wide sustainability lens for over three decades. He has been awarded numerous US patents and international awards for his client work ranging from consumer packaging to high-tech electronic diagnostic equipment. In 2007, Bill founded UICO, LLC, a leading developer and manufacturer of demanding environment capacitive touch screen solutions. He has served on boards for companies ranging in revenue from $25M to $200M and is the founder and principal of Brand Design, LLC, a consulting company dedicated to assisting forward thinking enterprises with strategy development, business challenges and innovation opportunities. Mr. Lee has created and led online classes for Marlborough College, England, and taught in the United States at The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Lehigh University, and The Savannah College of Art and Design where he also served as Chair of the Design Management department for five years. Bill studied engineering at Syracuse University, and earned a BFA in Industrial Design from The University of Michigan and an MBA from the J.L. Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.