Professional roles provide deep knowledge and novel perspectives. But they can also inhibit our ability to identify resources and spark innovation.
Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks, associate professor of management and organizations, will share what he calls "psychological bricolage," a process that enables others to make better use of the resources they already possess to generate novel ideas.
You are invited to network with alumni, prospective students, corporate partners, and Ross staff at the event reception. Heavy hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be served.
Space is limited, please RSVP HERE by Tuesday, January 5, 2016.
Business casual attire is suggested.
Questions? Contact Ross Events at rossevents@umich.edu.
| Speakers: | Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks |
| Audience: | Ross Community, All Current Students, Alumni, Executive Education, BBA: Admitted/Matriculated, All MBA: Admitted/Matriculated, MAcc: Admitted/Matriculated, MSCM: Admitted/Matriculated, Full-time MBA, Evening MBA, Weekend MBA, Executive MBA, Global MBA, Master of Management, Master of Accounting, Master of Supply Chain Management, PhD Program, Executive Education, BBA, Minor in Business, BBA Preferred Admission |
| Career Interest: | None specified |
| Web Tags: | Event, Ross Admissions |
