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Welcome. Here are a few things we want to draw your attention to right away. If you’re looking for information about ThinkX, check the page menu tabs above.

Creativity Expert Exchange
Buffalo, New York • May 2013

Tim Hurson and Liz Monroe-Cook will present at the Creativity Expert Exchange (formerly “Expert to Expert”), put on by The International Center for Studies in Creativity (ICSC). Tim will give a Master Class entitled What’s the Question, while Liz is co-leading a Master Class on Synergistic Combinations: Exploring the possibilities of harnessing the combined power of Polarities and Creative Problem Solving.

Hoya Quest Continuing Education Event
Montego Bay, Jamaica • May 2013

Dan Bigonesse will present a seminar on Productive Thinking at HOYA Vision’s annual continuing education event in Jamaica.

Innoversity Creative Summit
Toronto, Canada • May 2013

Tim Hurson will present at the Innoversity Creative Summit in Toronto.

Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference
Lyon, France • June 2013

Pablo Munoz is presenting a paper at the Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference. It is based on a piece of research he did with Ewald Kibler from Turku University in Finland: The Formation of Opportunity Feasibility Beliefs in Social Entrepreneurship: a configurational analysis of institutional conditions.

CPSI: Creative Problem Solving Institute
Buffalo, NY • June 2013

Kristen Peterson is a chief organizer for this, the oldest and most prestigious creativity conference in the world. ThinkX will also be represented by a number of consulting partners, including Tim Dunne, Dan Bigonesse, John Sedgwick, and Liz Monroe-Cook, plus a closing keynote by Tim Hurson.

Wow!! Your keynote presentation was amazing, inspiring, and so meaningful to all who were fortunate to participate…You are truly a motivational speaker and successfully challenged us to think more creatively and improve the way in which we work with others.” — Comment on a previous Tim Hurson keynote presentation