TrendRadar - Anticipating What Your Customers Want Next

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Wood Buffalo Economic Development & Community Futures Wood Buffalo are excited to be hosting the seminar
 TrendRadar - Anticipating What Your Customers Want Next
 
An interactive presentation for business leaders and entrepreneurs
Few busy leaders have time to keep up with breaking global trends. But, those who do, capitalize on emerging opportunities that the competition doesn’t even see coming. Remember, your customers are no longer just shopping locally — they're exposed to global trends and you should be too. This colourful one-hour presentation gets you up to speed on the biggest trends shaping consumer expectations today — from block chain to artificial intelligence. Learn how you can start applying trends in your business to drive innovation or simply build more customer-centric behaviour now.
  Topics include:
 » The expectation economy and why customers are impossible to please
» 16 mega-trends that affect us all from ubitech and infolust to fuzzynomics
 » Inspiring examples of trend-driven innovations applied in small business
 » How to understand and apply trends in your business or organization
  Bonus: each participant will receive the Innovation Canvas, an easy-to-use framework that helps unpack and apply any consumer trend to business.
 Facilitated by: Caroll and WayneTaiji, co-founders of Taiji Brand Group, a creative services firm with over 30 years of experience in helping businesses and organizations tell their story through branding. Experts at bringing clarity and focus to products, companies, ideas, causes, places and experiences, the Taijis help clients better understand their brand and meaningfully engage their audiences. Taiji clients range from visionary start-ups and non-profits to international Fortune 500 companies.
 
We would also like to take this opportunity to remind participants that these FREE programs would not be possible without the support of the Canadian Red Cross and donations they received as a result of the 2016 Horse River Fire.