For as much as we share about the Brainzooming approach to strategy, creativity, and innovation, I still frequently get the question, “What is it The Brainzooming group does?”
I am always surprised when that question comes from someone I interact with frequently or that sees Brainzooming social media content about our work. This confusion about our services can certainly come from how we customize the Brainzooming services to clients' specific situations. Rather than having one method that clients need to conform to when working with us, we modify our approach to what will be most beneficial for the client.
That key difference relative to most (maybe nearly all?) companies that do what we do is one of the most important ways The Brainzooming Group provides tremendous value for the right organizations and C-level executives.
If you aren’t sure what we do and whether we should be working together, here are several pain points we’ve addressed for clients in the last year:
We can both teach and mentor them while delivering a strategy and implementation plan to bring the initiative to fruition.
We can bring you a multi-dimensional approach to involve all of your employees in sharing their perspectives and aspirations in a way that you can do something with the ideas AND meaningfully engage your people.
We can design and implement an overall and initiative-specific process to foster and cultivate innovation across your organization.
We can deliver strategic and creative thinking-based training that gives salespeople a structure to approach business development and solutions selling dramatically differently.
If so, we should talk sooner than later. No expectations, no obligation, no endless phone calls asking for follow up.
Talking for thirty minutes, we’ll both have a good idea if we should work together. When both our brains are zooming, that’s a great sign we’ve clicked.
If not, no problem. We’ll probably both be better off taking a different approach.
If so, contact us, and let’s make it happen! – Mike Brown
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