Innovation: From Reimagining to Reality

ABOUT THIS COURSE

Are you ready to start on your journey to greater innovation and leadership?

Successful innovation increases your chances of adapting and reacting to new trends and challenges, and seizing new opportunities. In fact, if you don’t innovate, your business could stagnate, and result in missed opportunities.

On completion of this course, you will:

  1. Understand the different types of innovation
  2. Know how to cultivate an innovation mindset
  3. Be able to build an innovative team
  4. Be able to develop the skills you need to foster innovation and creativity
  5. Learn qualities for an innovative leader

Use the tips learned to nurture creativity in yourself and your team!

SESSIONS

  1. Bridging that Gap Between Strategy and Execution
  2. Being a good Leader & choosing a good Leaders
  3. Winning Recipe: Great People + Great Culture
  4. Take Care of your people
  5. 3 Ways to Up your Customer Experience
  6. Stay Ahead by Evolving and Changing
  7. Congrats! You Have Done Well

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Sessions

69

Minutes

40

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Professor Freddy Boey

A keen inventor, Professor Freddy Boey pioneered the use of functional biomaterials for medical devices in Singapore. He has developed 127 patents, and founded several spin-offs. His customisable hernia mesh has received US and China FDA approvals, with US-China funding. His fully biodegradable heart stent company, Amaranth, which is funded by a Silicon Valley VC, has received buy-in from the US-based Boston Scientific for wide-ranging US FDA clinical trials. His spin-off Peregrine, which uses a nano drug delivery system for glaucoma, won the 2014 Singapore President’s Technology Award. Prof Boey’s research has been published in over 345 top journals with 23,555 citations. He has an H-Index of 71.

Prof Boey was conferred Singapore’s highest scientific award, the President’s Science & Technology Medal, in 2013 for his contributions to the country’s science and engineering landscape. He was awarded Singapore’s Public Administration Medal (Gold) in 2016 for his contributions to the development of the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, and the Imperial College London Fellowship in the Faculty of Medicine in 2013.

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Professor Freddy Boey

5

Sessions

69

Minutes

40

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ABOUT THIS COURSE

Learn to run a successful restaurant through a healthy serving of tips and tricks to avoid costly mistakes that cause restaurants to fail.

You may be an aspiring entrepreneur who is keen to start a food and beverage business, expand your business, or are struggling through a rough patch. And would appreciate some friendly advice.

Whether you are a restaurant owner, manager, or employee, this journey of self-discovery can help you steer your F&B business through challenging and sometimes very stormy waters.

From this course, you will learn:

  • The keys to creating a sustainable business in the restaurant industry
  • How to build and create a great company culture for growth
  • What you must do to start making money in this competitive industry
  • Leadership and people management tips
  • Tips for next-level customer service

Use these powerful insights to cook up a sustainable business model for your F&B business!

SESSIONS

  1. Bridging that Gap Between Strategy and Execution
  2. Being a good Leader & choosing a good Leaders
  3. Winning Recipe: Great People + Great Culture
  4. Take Care of your people
  5. 3 Ways to Up your Customer Experience
  6. Stay Ahead by Evolving and Changing
  7. Congrats! You Have Done Well

ABOUT THE COURSE MASTER

Professor Freddy Boey

A keen inventor, Professor Freddy Boey pioneered the use of functional biomaterials for medical devices in Singapore. He has developed 127 patents, and founded several spin-offs. His customisable hernia mesh has received US and China FDA approvals, with US-China funding. His fully biodegradable heart stent company, Amaranth, which is funded by a Silicon Valley VC, has received buy-in from the US-based Boston Scientific for wide-ranging US FDA clinical trials. His spin-off Peregrine, which uses a nano drug delivery system for glaucoma, won the 2014 Singapore President’s Technology Award. Prof Boey’s research has been published in over 345 top journals with 23,555 citations. He has an H-Index of 71.

Prof Boey was conferred Singapore’s highest scientific award, the President’s Science & Technology Medal, in 2013 for his contributions to the country’s science and engineering landscape. He was awarded Singapore’s Public Administration Medal (Gold) in 2016 for his contributions to the development of the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, and the Imperial College London Fellowship in the Faculty of Medicine in 2013.

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