I create your analogue or digital drawing parallel to your lecture / your conference / your roundtable. It visually summarizes its core content. The picture helps listeners, teams and organizations to understand topics better. They can also immerse themselves better into change processes. Your employees are more attentive, remember the contents better and can reflect the results at a glance.
So what does it mean?
This time it's in YOUR HAND.
Which visualization format do you need?
Target the audience whose attention, understanding, and motivation shall increase
Uses a large projection area
Simultaneously record ideas from presenters in a graphically appealing way
Produced analogically on flip-chart, metaplan, poster -or- digitally live on the projector
Have a short to medium-term use as a basis for discussion and documentation
Aims at teams and organizations that need a strategic vision for change
Uses poster format
Graph the desired future orientation in a very appealing way
Analogue as a poster
-or- digitally on the tablet for printing afterwards
Have a medium-long-term benefit through sustainable communication of the vision via posters
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