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Interactive Dialogue with NYT best-selling author, Dan Pink
Interactive Dialogue with NYT best-selling author, Dan Pink 
Join us for an interactive dialogue with NYT best-selling
author of A Whole New Mind and Free Agent Nation, Dan Pink, on his new book, DRiVE: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, which uses behavioral science to overturn the conventional wisdom about human motivation and offers a more effective path to high performance.
McLean,
VA,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
23/02/2010
"You don't want to miss this interactive event!"
This will be a lively, content-rich, audience-participatory event. Hear about what motivates us; learn techniques for action; and engage in dialogue with Dan about autonomy, mastery, purpose, creativity, performance and more. The afternoon's format is designed to offer maximum real-time participant engagement with Dan, one of the most prolific voices of our time on the changing world of work.
Order DRiVE for 50% off at http://www.danpink.com. Books will not be sold at this event, but they will be autographed. Bring your book and have Dan sign it!
There will be opportunities to network so be sure to bring your business cards. This event is located in the heart of Georgetown and ends at 5:30 - perfect timing to go out for some socializing and dinner afterwards. There are several great cafes, restaurants and bars within walking distance.
This event is hosted and produced by Michelle James, CEO of The Center for Creative Emergence, a business creativity consulting, coaching and training company - bringing creativity into organizations for the past 15 years - and founder of the Capitol Creativity Network.
For more information or to register, visit http://dialoguewithdan.eventbrite.com
About
The Center for Creative Emergence offers Consulting, Workshops, Programs, Train-the-Trainer, Retreats, Coaching, Presentations and Events on all aspects of business, personal and organizational creativity - from and individual emergence coaching to team co-creativity to organizational culture development.
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