By Curtis Panasuk | Creativity Consultant | TEDx Speaker
How the Actor Jack Nicholson Used Creativity in the Movie "Five Easy Pieces"
What You Can Learn from Charlie Chaplin About Creativity
A Creative Lesson in Business from the Movie "The Big Short"
Tweets are from the Reptilian Side of the Brain
Why did a Creative Rap Artist Sue the School System?
How Many Creative Geniuses Would an Immigration Ban Turn Away?
Can You Name the US President with the British Accent?
Curtis Panasuk is a creativity consultant who teaches team-building workshops that use creativity techniques (mind-mapping, lateral thinking, brainstorming, etc.) to give your teams the competitive edge in creative problem solving. He is a former CEO, creative thinker at Apple and Intel, and a magazine editor, and he knows how to motivate and inspire an audience with wit and charm.
He is based in San Jose, and conducts workshops for companies in Silicon Valley, however, he also travels to work with clients around the country. Curtis is very passionate about innovation and creativity, and he has been called the "Johnny Appleseed of Creativity" (another Ohio product) as he travels around teaching out-of-the-box-thinking and creativity techniques at corporations and schools.
His articles have been quoted in the Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury. Curtis has a Russian last name (Panasuk) from his grandfather who emigrated through Ellis Island in 1917 during the Russian revolution. His grandfather made it out of Russia because he was creative enough to stay one step ahead of the communists.
Contact Curtis for a free consultation at 650-594-4800, or connect him via email at curtisp@creativity-workshops.com
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