We facilitated a half-day design sprint to answer the question: How can we mobilise our innovation talents around and make our first initiatives more concrete?
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We organised a 3-day, online Hackathon for 15+ entrepreneurs to help them rethink their business model, and adapt their services and products.
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We participated in the facilitation of several citizen consultations designed by Particitiz, with: Neder-Over-Heembeek, Saint-Gilles and European Commission.
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We facilitated the first “Les Rencontres du Numérique” on the topic of the European Digital Act and set the scene for the organisation of a Hackathon.
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Multipharma is building its CSR strategy and they are reflecting on how to onboard and raise awareness of social, environmental, and societal issues among their employees. We organised a 2h30 workshop with one department to start this awareness journey.
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A series of 3 co-creation workshops involving local actors to address how Molenbeek jobseekers and companies meet to generate sustainable job placements?
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We supported an entrepreneur-in-residence to accelerate their project by applying tried and tested innovation methodologies.
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We designed and facilitated an ideation program based on the World Café methodology to engage innovation talents and accelerate projects.
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Four months of learning by doing training on our 4D methodology for Infrabel recruits. In teams, participants design sustainable solutions to critical operational challenges with underlying social and environmental issues. It stimulates complex problem resolution and innovation culture.
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We designed and delivered an ideation day for corporate employees and other players in the textile sector with the support of our innovation facilitators.
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