Benoît Quémar
Design thinking for everyone and everywhere
Facilitator and speaker expert in empathy and innovation. Expert in popularizing and applying design thinking in everyday life. Helps companies transform by placing humans and their purpose at the heart of their activities while translating and breaking down this purpose at all levels so that everyone finds or regains meaning in their work. Coach in public speaking and oral and written expression for executives, managers, and apprentices; volunteer for Paris Digitale and other associations; master of ceremonies and independent event producer. Former deputy editor-in-chief of 20 Minutes, creator of a web agency. Founder of Courir Paléo and the Puremar challenge. Bilingual FR-EN, lived 12 years in English-speaking Canada and the United Kingdom, French and Canadian citizen.
Prices
- Conference : 3000 €
- Animation : 3000 €
Localization
Languages
His conferences
The Unseen Virtues of Design Thinking
Increasingly cited but not always understood or used everywhere as it could be, design thinking is a creative, revealing, and refreshing approach. In all fields, this approach facilitates projects, saves time, avoids mistakes, and also improves both communication and human relationships. Understanding design thinking in a simple way and realizing that it can be applied in everyday life and not just during 'sprints' of 3 or 5 days to improve a product or service, which is often mistakenly its only definition. Discovering that starting from the end is more creative, more stimulating, and more effective than starting from the beginning... and that it also allows nothing to be forgotten along the way... Becoming aware of the tremendous potential of collective intelligence and new ways of working or new forms of organizations, defined by the purpose of the projects and their actors, and not by their structure, as has been the case for centuries. Learning the 3 keys to transforming companies around empathy and innovation, which will enable them to overcome current crises and disruptions.