Welcome to the Ingenuity Programme
The Ingenuity KnowledgeXchange programme of events
These free breakfast events run throughout the year and are open to any business owners and decision makers, as well as to members of the University who work with business.
The format brings together experts from within the University and "real world" practioners to share knowledge and perspectives on the issues that businesses face today.
All we ask is that you book your place online and you can enjoy meeting like-minded business people to learn something new and network.
The 2012 Programme:
Tuesday 29th May 2012
Managing Working Capital for SME's
Does a small business really need to manage its working capital?
Professor Bob Berry from Nottingham Univeristy Business School will be considering...Read More
Tuesday 10th July 2012
Building an Innovative Organisation
Is your business innovative? Would you like it to be more so? And what are the challenges of building an innovative organisation?.
Dr Mathew Hughes will be discussing the impact on innovation of...Read More
Tuesday 2nd October 2012
Seven ways to change the world
Last year, futurist Christopher Barnatt ran a session called 25 Things You Need to Know About the Future in which he outlined the most significant...Read More
Tuesday 13th November 2012
Corporate Social Responsibilities for SME's
Are there commercial benefits to be gained by running a socially responsible small business?
Dr. Wendy Chapple will be outlining her views...Read More
Previous events in 2012:
Tuesday 24th January 2012
The Psychology of Business Leaders
What distinguishes a successful business leader from the reat?... Read More
Wednesday 7th March 2012
Managing Business Risk for SMEs
There are always risks associated with business activity. Do you ignore them or do you manage them?
Professor Steve Diacon is back by populaar demand following his thought-provoking session last year. Read More
Tuesday 17th April 2012
Customer Stickiness
Getting customers to come back, buy more, and recommend you to others.
Duncan Shaw from Nottingham University's Business School...Read More
