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Throughout his exciting life (1881-1973), Pablo Picasso knew how to combine overwhelming creative energy with extraordinary productivity. Nearly 1800 paintings, more than 7000 drawings, a multitude of sculptures and ceramics are proof of his unique and applied creativity. Today’s manager can learn an enormous amount from this versatile and tireless worker that Picasso was, an artist who was above all listening to his times. This conference unveils the secrets of Picasso and focuses on using creativity in companies today. 

10 lessons from Picasso

1There can be no creation without passion and without work

2Be constantly searching for the difference

3Develop your ability to call yourself into question

4Build creative complicity

5Keep up with networks of creators

6Cultivate multiples sources of inspiration

7Be open to intelligence regarding change

8Be inspired by the great masters

9Be a veritable seismographic record of your market

10Live with humour and passion in today’s world

Practical Organization

• Duration: ideally between 45 and 90 minutes, depending on your preferences
• Participants: anyone who wants to understand or enhance professional creativity
• Number of participants: no limit for the number of participants
• Languages: this conference is given in French, English, Dutch and Spanish
• This conference also exists in the form of a seminar

The Speakers

This conference is given by  Mark Raison and/or Martina Bayers.