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"Creative Advantage has made a big impact on BMS, helping us change our culture and giving our people the understanding and tools they need to drive innovation and results."
Karen Bick, Director Global Leadership and Management Development, Bristol-Myers Squibb
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Growth Through Innovation
At Creative Advantage, we deliver a comprehensive approach to innovation, supported by integrated services in strategy, innovation training, facilitation, assessment and ideation.
Supplemented by the unique innovation assessment tool Innovation Styles, our techniques engage leaders, teams, and individual contributors, leaving them focused, inspired, committed and, most importantly, capable of driving successful innovation. In our work, we enlist your people and their ideas in the process of identifying and solving the critical issues facing your business, increasing productivity and profits.
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Creative Advantage's Innovation Assessment (Innovation Styles) is the Tool of Choice for 3 out of Top 10 Pharmaceutical Companies in the World.
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Creative Advantage partners with Brazilian consulting firm, Pierancciani. Since 1992 Pieracciani has been assisting clients to exceed their limits and maximize results throughout various business sectors. They offer the most modern and effective organizational change methodologies available to their clients.
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Our Learning Steps: A Building Block Process
Our experience has shown us that the Innovation Process often requires combining Culture and Climate Change along with Core Skill Development. To help guide Leaders, Teams, and Individuals through the process of Innovation, we’ve developed a model that highlights the building block process necessary to create lasting change. Our Learning Steps have been integrated into meetings (regional, leadership, teams) and core learning catalogs.
Find out more about our Innovation Training
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Innovation Styles now available in Japanese.
Currently assessments are available in English, Japanese, Italian, French and Spanish, with translations in Portuguese, German and Mandarin planned for late 2009.
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