The Adaption-Innovation Theory and Community Planning webinar is a dynamic and interactive program designed to empower community leaders, planners, and developers with the essential knowledge and skills to foster sustainable development and address the ever-evolving needs of their communities. This workshop offers a comprehensive exploration of the Adaption-Innovation Theory, a groundbreaking framework developed by Dr. Michael Kirton, which examines individual and collective problem-solving approaches. By understanding the theory's core concepts, participants will gain valuable insights into the diverse problem-solving styles within their communities and learn how to harness this diversity to drive innovation and create resilient, adaptable solutions.
In this webinar, participants will delve into the practical application of the Adaption-Innovation Theory in the context of community planning and development. They will explore strategies for effective engaging community members, fostering collaboration, and incorporating diverse perspectives into the decision-making process. By using Adaption-Innovation Theory and incorporating its principles into their practices, participants will be better equipped to foster vibrant, resilient, and forward-thinking communities that can effectively adapt to change and drive sustainable growth.
Participants will be able to:
- Describe the value of incorporating diverse problem-solving styles in planning and decision processes around complex issues.
- Describe the fundamental principles of the Adaption-Innovation Theory and its implications for community planning and development.
Date and Time
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Location
Online
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Presenters
Peter Wulfhorst
Michael Lombardo
Megan Seibel
Matt Spindler
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