“Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing”
Theodore Roosevelt in a Labour day speech on September 7th 1903
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We are interested in the role design thinking can play in helping people and organizations get smarter about a subject (by means of frameworks, tools, objects, spaces, etc..) and successfully put the learnings and knowledge into practice to deliver innovative and life-changing solutions that can positively impact the world.
This means bringing design's way of solving problems to areas within an organization that have been traditionally neglected by the design practitioners, and helping individuals within this organizations acquire the knowledge, the values and the mindset required to potentially apply design thinking (as problem solving) to any step of the value chain.
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