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Home / Sessions / Biomimicry Buzz: Bees as a Metaphor for Collaborative Sensemaking

Biomimicry Buzz: Bees as a Metaphor for Collaborative Sensemaking

IAC22

Time(s)

April 21, 2022
3:15 PM to 4:15 PM ET

Location

Auditorium

Description

Biomimicry is abuzz with this talk, as we explore collaborative sensemaking through the lens of the honey bee. To confront the truly wicked and complex challenges of our time, we need to embrace collaborative sensemaking and wayfinding. This requires sensemaking at scale, radical collaboration, and meaning-making conversations. While this sounds daunting, we can learn some simple and powerful lessons from the honey bee. Complex problems don’t yield to previous best practices, yet can be managed by guiding principles. We’ll explore some of those principles in this honey of a talk.

About the speakers

Matt Arnold

Matt Arnold serves as principal for service strategies and solutions at Brightidea. He has over 25 years of experience leading innovation and design projects with many of the world’s top brands. Matt is the creator and host of The Iowa Idea Podcast which explores stories of creativity, craft, and innovation. He holds a BA in Communication Studies from The University of Iowa and an MS in Communication from Illinois State University.

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