In this engaging discussion, Laura Pike Seeley, a Knowledge Program Manager at HKS, Inc., shares her insights from over fifteen years in knowledge services. She dives into the critical interplay between knowledge management and creativity in architectural firms. Laura highlights the challenges of remote work, emphasizing the need for clear communication amidst information overload. She also addresses the importance of distraction-free environments to enhance creativity and focuses on balancing deep work with meaningful connections for personal and professional fulfillment.

Liesa Witt is a dynamic founder of the Witt Collective, a boutique Knowledge Management Consultancy in NYC, and an advocate for women in tech. She shares her journey from Germany to Brooklyn and discusses the intersection of creativity with knowledge management. Liesa highlights the importance of cultural awareness in fostering collaboration within organizations. She explores the Scrum framework as a tool for innovation and delves into the significance of effective communication strategies to enhance knowledge transfer, especially for newcomers in diverse environments.

Leif Edvinsson, the world's first director of Intellectual Capital, explores topics like the evolution of intellectual capital, the importance of questioning for growth, creativity, knowledge management, and the historical significance of longitude in navigation.

Head of Knowledge Management at PwC Switzerland, Katharina Kuhn, discusses fostering learning, evolving legal knowledge sharing, global knowledge management at PwC, and aligning knowledge management with business goals in an engaging and insightful conversation.

Sebastiaan Borgers, a business transformation and L&D leader, discusses knowledge management practices across different countries, individual motivations in organizational transformation, transitioning to voluntary knowledge management programs, and starting organizational transformation with small steps and key people.

History When I first conceived the idea of Bwise, I had sharing in mind. I have always considered collaboration the best community effort. Pure value in doing something constructive while networking and sharing at the same time. I had hoped that BWise would be a platform where grandmothers were teaching canning and cooking. Grandfathers were teaching masonry and tree pruning. Where you could find an educator local to you on any subject you can think of. Philosopy I have always dreamed of being an engineer. Of developing a better car, or gadget. A way to capture or use energy. I only want to improve, not to be a burden. Since I was a child I thought one should invest in what is closest to you first. God, Yourself, your family, your community and your country. As part of my transition from the Army I had to ask myself what I wanted to do afterwards. It’s a big ask, you must know your own self-worth to give yourself an honest answer. I settled on property management...you could say I settled on it because it was a sure bet. I was comfortable with all the tasks and duties associated with it.  I know the return on investment. BWise www.bwise.app BWise is a fully comprehensive sales and marketing platform for the teacher, instructors, DIYer and mentor. Any industry can benefit from this education model and any type of industry or individual would benefit from implementing it. #onlinelearning #education #learning #elearning #onlineclasses #handsonlearning #learneasier #lifeskills #bwise #onlinelearning #onlinecourses #coaching #teachers #teaching #student #learning

Laurie Sisson, dollmaker renowned for 'The Foot' invention for dollhouse dolls, discusses her diverse creative journey. Topics include creativity, perspective, miniatures, leadership, charity work, and knowledge management. Learn about her childhood experiences, initiatives during crises, and the significance of sharing wisdom and knowledge.

Joseph A. Michelli shares insights on customer experience, communication skills, and organizational values. He emphasizes human interactions, emotional connections in customer service, and lessons from companies like Starbucks and Zappos.

Scholar Jort de Vries discusses the integration of knowledge in Marine Spatial Planning and maritime development. Topics include challenges in maritime planning, behavior change for marine conservation, knowledge management in spatial planning, and the economic implications of research in knowledge management.

Jamie Muskopf, with extensive leadership in technology and knowledge strategy, discusses cultural assimilation in Hawaii, Montessori education, and the evolution of knowledge leadership. She emphasizes the integration of indigenous knowledge with formal education for societal progress and promotes connection through shared human experiences.