Applied Neuroscience for Focus and Creativity at Work is a half-day program that equips individuals with the latest science research on how to interpret the brain signals of your 'hardware', and the skills and tools to rewire the brain for deeper focus and creativity at work.
There have been significant scientific advances in recent years in the understanding of how the brain handles attention, focus, concentration, learning, multitasking and creativity. With correct interpretation of brain signals, participants understand new ways to take effective action to become an optimal performer in their professions.
This "Focus & Creativity" seminar is the first of four modules, which form part of "Applied Neuroscience for the Workplace" program can be taken independently or together with other selected modules of the program. Each module has been purposely designed to be able to break down complex scientific concepts into simple digestible practical advice.
Objectives:
At the end of the session, the participants will know:
Who should attend this Module?
Module Topics:
Fundamentals of Neuroscience
Applied Neuroscience: Tools for Improving Focus & Creativity @ Work
Methodology: The attendees will be participating in real time Q&A, quiz and breakout sessions.
Nigel Gordon Kissaun is a Management Consultant & Executive Coach based in Manila. He works with companies to analyse, solve and transform using novel state-of-the-art human and process techniques to improve operational performance for growing businesses.
With 20 years in the Semiconductor industry in corporate and technical management of multinational companies in Europe, Singapore and the Philippines, he embarked on an innovative form of management consultancy called ‘Accelerate to Excellence’ (A2E). Using the latest multidisciplinary knowledge from Psychology, Neuroscience, Engineering, Industry Best Practices, and applying a holistic learning approach via seminars, coaching, mentoring and hands-on meetings, it leads to the necessary mindset change for best personal and team performance as well as process optimisation.
Nigel holds an Engineering degree from UCL (London), a postgraduate in Management from STU (France) as well as in Cognitive Neuroscience from University of Berkeley (Cal, USA).