Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

So Viv and I are going to run a workshop together on May 13th in Sydney organised by the excellent Matt Moore (no relation).

We’re calling it Crumbs! and here’s the blurb on Matt’s site. I suppose this is the nub of it:

We’re going to reveal our own prejudices about facilitating change and innovation which emphasise letting go of the effort to be spectacular in favour of being open to surprise and attentive to small ideas instead of chasing grandiose visions.

I can pretty much guarantee it won’t be death by powerpoint and will be genuinely interactive.

I was going to say this is a Beta version of the workshop but I think it’s a case of perpetual Beta, and builds on the one I’ve run before called Notice more, change less.

Watch this space for iterations in Copenhagen and London…

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