Radical KM is a call to action for knowledge management to step outside
the box and consider the needs of knowledge workers. What do knowledge workers need in order to be successful in the 21st century? Â
What will help them deal with the volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA) of our organisations and economic systems?
Join our 2-day class (4 half-days) and disover a new way to boost your Knowledge Management efforts and gain success!

Knowledge management isn't working theway we need it to. Data is trapped in silos. Expertise goes unshared. Culturestays stuck. And traditional KM approaches—systems-heavy, process-focused—misswhat actually drives knowledge flow: human connection, psychological safety,and the courage to share what we know.Â

Our artistic interventions are about the process, not the product; you do not need a background in art or painting - in fact, we encourage those new to join!
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The course is experiential, fun, engaging, and about doing things differently, being curious, and open-minded.
Participants will experience a variety of creative activities that they can add to their meeting and workshops, as well as their every-day lives to bring in creative pauses to help re-focus and re-energise their organisations and themselves.
Participants will leave with a workbook that will support them in incorporating creativity in their work and personal lives.
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By the end of course, participants will be able to:
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Private Class Availability
This class is also available as a private virtual class. We ask for a minimum of 9 students for a virtual class, and 10 students for in-person. Contact KMIÂ today for a quote and more info on setting up a private class. Includes "Discovery Call"Â with the KMIÂ Instructor and your management.
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‍Program includes course materials, class recording, and access to new e-learning version (when available); online exam, Certificate, and "Knowledge Hub" access to new instructional videos on KM and related topics.

Stephanie took her early career quite seriously, focusing initially on accounting and then information technology, and knowledge management (she has a BBA in accounting and an MBA in information technology) but then she discovered painting and fell in love. She realized work could be fun and slowly started to bring art and creativity into her consulting practice, spreading the fun and the insights that came with it to those she worked with.
Developing and sustaining an art practice taught Stephanie lessons about challenging assumptions and the courage to try new things, not to mention improving her resilience. She now shares these lessons (and more) in her workshops helping people develop these qualities and organisations to be more creative and innovative.
Stephanie likes making a connection with people through sharing experiences and lessons learned wherever the lessons might have come from as well as spending time in nature, art galleries, museums, and at the symphony.
Please visit Stephanie’s profile on LinkedIn or her other digital homes via Link Tree.

Call (US): 703-327-7096
Or email: training@kminstitute.org
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3554 Founders Club Drive, Sarasota, FL, 34240 (USA)
Phone: (US) 1-703-327-7096
Training:training@kminstitute.org
General Questions:info@kminstitute.org