In this workshop, we’ll explore how working together can make your research and skills even better. We’ll look at how co-creation connects to Sustainable Development Goals, how organizations work, and the ever-changing world around us. You’ll find new ways of working together that can amplify your academic work.
Participate in conversations and exchange ideas with colleagues from different departments. Get into the details of involving relevant stakeholders and discover how to bring fresh ideas into your research process using new methods.
You’ll leave with a set of practical tricks and techniques to help you co-create better, making your research and problem-solving skills stronger.
At the end of the workshop, you will:
– Have a solid understanding of co-creation principles, techniques, and its role in fostering innovation.
– Be better prepared to tackle complex projects and challenges.
– Have the skills to effectively engage with relevant stakeholders and create meaningful connections.
– Leave with a toolkit of practical “WorkHacks” that can be applied immediately, enhancing your ability to collaborate and co-create value in various contexts.
– Have expanded your network by connecting with peers from diverse academic departments, potentially leading to exciting interdisciplinary collaborations.
Elena Stelzig is an impact consultant and co-founder at CIRCULAR COCREATION, a consulting network that supports its clients in terms of sustainability, innovation, and digitalization. Her unique approach involves working closely with clients to develop personalized and sustainable solutions by applying co-creative methods and tools to add enduring value.
In addition to her consulting work, Elena serves on the board of the Circular Economy Forum Austria. She holds the position of Director of Innovation and Digitalization and oversees education-related matters. Elena also acts as a scientific coordinator for the Executive Masters Program ‘Sustainability & Responsible Management’ and delivers lectures on collaborative economy, as well as circular economy and innovation. Elena is dedicated to making a positive impact through collaboration and innovative thinking in the fields of holistic and circular economy.
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The Engines of Innovation Series organized by the TU Wien Innovation Incubation Center (i²c) is a format that offers workshops to scientists who are seeking to broaden their horizons in the field of innovation and healthy high performance. These workshops are free of charge to scientists from all faculties and institutes of TU Wien. Registration required.
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