Edward de Bono

He is also renowned for his development of the Six Thinking Hats technique and the Direct Attention Thinking Tools (D.A.T.T) framework. He was the Chairman of the Council of Young Enterprise Europe which had a membership of 1,500,000 youngsters across Europe, Israel and Russia who set up mini-businesses whilst at school. He also established the World Centre for New Thinking which acts as a platform and channel to make visible New Thinking from any source. Edward acts as advisor to various Governments, cities, regional Governments and global organisations. He has written 70 books with translations into 40 languages and has been invited to lecture in 58 countries.

What he offers you

The main appeal of Edward's work is its simplicity and practicality. His instructions in thinking have been sought by governments and corporations worldwide while his programmes for the teaching of thinking in schools are mandatory in some countries. He teaches his audiences that you can solve problems not by removing the cause, but by designing the way forward, even if the cause remains in place.

How he presents

Edward individually prepares all presentations to be pertinent to people of all ages or occupation. A master craftsman of the spoken word, his message is succinct, deeply thought out and highly respected.

Languages

He presents in English.

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• Growing a Creative Organisation
• The Lateral Approach
• Creating an Innovative Edge for your Organisation
• New Thinking for the New Millennium
• Learning Creativity

• 2008
  Six Frames
• 2005
  The Six Value Medals: The Essential Tool for Success in the 21st Century
• 2004
  How to Have a Beautiful Mind
• 1999
  New Thinking for the New Millennium
• 1998
  Simplicity
• 1994
  Parallel Thinking: From Socratic to De Bono Thinking
• 1993
  Serious Creativity: Using the Power of Lateral Thinking to Create New Ideas
• 1985
  Six Thinking Hats