Creative Ways to Solve Problems in Experience Planning

Tuesday, May 21

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Location: Room 348/349

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Planning programs and exhibitions can be complicated, particularly when the team comprises both internal and external stakeholders. Roadblocks can prevent a project from meeting deadlines, placing the owner at risk for lost time and money. In this hands-on session, explore methods for effectively and efficiently addressing “sticky points” in experience planning while supporting and motivating internal and external stakeholders.

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion, participants will be able to identify techniques used by others at different stages of the creative process to vary the traditional "brainstorm" and capture ideas in their projects.
Prepare for common “sticky points” in an experience-development creative process, learning tried and true strategies for moving the project forward.
Upon completion, participants will be able to apply at least one method for building consensus and generating a solution to a problem, such as conducting a Rapid Idea Generation session to generate solutions to a production challenge.

Presenter(s)

Charity Counts

Executive Director
Association of Midwest Museums
Tricia O'Connor

Content Developer
Solid Light, Inc.
Kevin Orangers

Vice President of Programs & Operations
National Liberty Museum
Gibran Villalobos

Partnerships and Engagement Program Liaison
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago