Drawing on the research in his national bestseller Making Ideas Happen, Behance Founder & CEO Scott Belsky will present key insights on productivity and pushing ideas forward in an intimate, workshop-style setting.

Scott will share best practices shown to be effective across industries, and introduce attendees to the three crucial components of creative execution:

• Organization: Insights on organizing with a bias-toward-action and prioritizing amidst the creative process.
  
  
• Communal Forces: Tips on leveraging your community for feedback, resources, and the exposure essential for gaining traction with your ideas.
  
  
• Leadership Capability: Methods for keeping great ideas alive – seeking constraints, short-circuiting our rewards systems, and more.

The workshop setting will be casual, with ample opportunity for Q&A around the concepts presented. Coffee will be provided.

Note: Workshop registration is capped at 20-25 people and will sell out quickly. We suggest taking action soon if you want to attend!

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About Making Ideas Happen
Many of us believe that great ideas inevitably lead to success. Nothing could be further from the truth. Whether it is the perfect solution for an everyday problem or a bold new concept for a creative masterpiece, you must transform vision into reality for an idea to have value.

A national bestseller, Making Ideas Happen chronicles the methods of exceptionally productive creative leaders and teams – companies like Google, IDEO, and Disney, and individuals like author Chris Anderson and Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh – that make their ideas happen, time and time again.

About Scott Belsky
Scott believes that the greatest breakthroughs across all industries are a result of creative people and teams that are especially productive. As the CEO and Founder of Behance, he has committed his professional life to helping organize creative individuals, teams, and networks.

Prior to founding Behance, Scott helped grow the Pine Street Leadership Development Initiative at Goldman, Sachs & Co. He received his undergraduate degree from Cornell University and his MBA from Harvard Business School.

Cancellation & Refund Policy
All cancellations will be subject to a $50 cancellation fee until September 24, 2010. After that date, no refunds or exceptions will be made. Registrations are transferable without a fee by sending an email to 2010[at]behance.com.