Jamie Nast is the author of "Idea Mapping" published by John Wiley & Sons. The book is available in the Business/Economics section of bookstores. Jamie has trained over 15,000 people world-wide to be more creative, more productive and better learners.
For the July 2, 2008 Mindjet Newsletter article, all of the migrated content in this blog, and all future postings, go to the NEW Idea Mapping Blog.
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posted by Jamie Nast at 10:03 AM
I teach Idea Mapping to organizations and individuals. As a result participants learn amazing skills that can be applied immediately to their work and life. I was certified as a mind mapping instructor in 1992, and was the only Senior Master Trainer for the Buzan Centres. In January 2006, I became one of the partners of The Learning Consortium based out of the UK. On Sept 22, 2006 my first book titled "Idea Mapping" was published by John Wiley & Sons. To date I have taught this skill to over 18,000 professionals around the globe and have licensed over 100 certified instructors from 24 countries. Clients include Boeing, Ford, Mayo Clinic, BP, ACH, L.L.Bean, Dow Chemical, ConocoPhillips, DTE Energy, Franklin Templeton, MTSU, BMC Software, US Army and more. For a complete bio go to Jamie Nast Bio
3 Comments:
Hi Jamie, I would like to know how I can get certified to offer Mind Map Seminars to executives and managers. Thanks in advance for any recommendation you might Have. I've been working with FreeMind for quite some time now and I am aware of how it could help people make better decisions using the software. Thanks in advance.
2:46 PM
Robert,
The first step is to attend a 2-day Idea Mapping Workshop. The next public course is offered in Livonia, Michigan August 19-20, 2008. There are two others attending this workshop to complete this requirement before attending the Certification Workshop in December including the Director of the School of Music at Berklee. Other attendees are local business people and one student heading to college in the fall.
If you can't make that event, the next opportunity for a two-day public workshop is in December. Let me know if you are interested.
Jamie
4:59 PM
Robert,
Are you still interested? Let me know.
Jamie
5:32 PM
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