Keynotes

Excellent Keynotes on Creativity, Innovation, Problem Solving, Brainstorming, and Selling

The Creative Choice
This keynote is Gregg’s signature speech and he’s inspired audiences around the world to make more creative, more innovative choices in life. 

Imagination Under Pressure

Imagination is easy if you’ve got nothing to worry about. It becomes vastly more difficult when you and your organization are under pressure. This talk is about how to use your imagination in difficult circumstances using the concept of Scaffolding and the creative power tool, conceptual blends, or Mash-Ups. Inspirational and useful.

Holistic and Deliberate Innovation
How to fuel-inject your innovation process with a rigorous creative process and a holistic approach to innovation culture. Informed by the practical experience of a leading innovation theorist and consultant. 

If Steve Jobs Worked For You, You’d Probably Fire Him

People who think “different” are incredibly valuable and  yet often they leave companies or are fired, due to mis-understandings. This is a keynote about creative thinking and problem solving style and preferences. Understanding creative thinking style is a fundamental building block for innovative culture.

Creative Selling
In this keynote Gregg explores an untapped area in improving sales productivity – creativity. Good sales people are creative and have always been, but many sales people under produce because they don’t use creative ideas to solve their sales challenges.

Nine Ways to Improve a Brainstorming Session
Dramatically improve brainstorming/idea generation session results by avoiding the common mistakes most organizations make in planning and executing them.

Innovisation™The new method for Idea Generation that invokes spontaneous thinking
Improve brainstorming or ideation sessions with greater access to spontaneous thinking and stimulate a “yes, and” innovation culture.

Why I Wrote a Business Fable - A real life tale about the power of story and deliberate creative process
Author Gregg Fraley spent just over five years writing and getting published a full length novel.  Jack’s Notebook is a “business fable” that teaches as part of the story a sophisticated creative problem solving methodology called “CPS.”  Getting the book published fulfilled a lifelong goal to be a published author.