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BUS 646 - Building Value Thru Creativity and Innovation

  • 2 credits
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Creativity and innovation help organizations survive and thrive in today’s competitive marketplace. Individuals who can support organizations’ creative and innovative efforts can likewise thrive. Enhances skills and abilities relating to the creation of new value in new and existing organizations. Provides an understanding of how to develop capabilities related to creativity and innovation and how to apply these capabilities to build and create value.

Important Information

This class is offered in a hybrid format with 4 periods of required synchronous attendance:

  • 8/23, 9/6, 9/20, and 9/27 from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM MT
You can attend the required synchronous portions in-person by registering for the 701 section, or you can attend the required synchronous portions 100% virtually by registering for the 801 section.

Instructors

Rob Mitchell

rob.mitchell@colostate.edu

Rob Mitchell Ph.D. is a Professor at Colorado State University where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on entrepreneurship, growth, innovation, and strategy. He completed his doctoral studies in entrepreneurship and strategic management at the Kelley School of Business in Bloomington, Indiana. Before pursuing his Ph.D. at Indiana University, Professor Mitchell worked in a technology startup in Salt Lake City, Utah and was involved in emerging enterprise consulting in Victoria, British Columbia.