The Wild Idea Club Reviews

“GREAT JOB!

This book is almost like a "V8" moment, but better because it has the structure to take the "smack your head" idea all along the process

to implementation.

LOTS OF LAUGHS!"

SMALL BUSINESS:

“I have ordered several copies that I have given as gifts to my most important clients & supporting vendors, and I look forward to our first meeting(s) as a Wild Idea Club(s) to improve our business together.”

George Howard Booth III, Principal, ProForma Group

SCHOOLS:

"The Wild Idea Club" presents an excellent format for brainstorming. While the book aimed at solving problems in the workplace the ideas would be equally valuable in an educational setting. Brainstorming is an effective way to discuss what to do about bullying, having more time for recess or lunch or getting along with teachers etc. Wish the book had been available when I was moderating group sessions with students.”

Marilyn, former School Counselor

MEDICAL:

“This was a wonderful, easy to read and understand book on creating a better atmosphere in the workplace where creativity can blossom and new ideas are welcomed. I won't give away the secret to this book but as a manager of a large health corporation, I am putting it to use and have created a "wild idea club" of our own!”

Sheila J. Azzara, Manager, Medical Group

CREATIVE:

“Being an innovator myself, I live the principles of the Wild Idea Club every time a client hires me for a project. This fun, quick read is loaded with real case study examples that reinforce the power of diverse teams pulling together to create solutions for business challenges. Want to be a successful manager or leader? Get the book and start some Wild Idea Clubs of your own!”

Sandie Glass “Chick of the Planet” - Innovation Consultant

BUILDING INDUSTRY

“Run, don't walk, to your nearest online or brick and mortar retailer and get this book! The Wild Idea Club delivers on it's promise to be a new way to get your company thinking. This 190 page "how to" can be read in an afternoon and put into practice almost immediately. You'll find something to identify with in one or all of the six chapter real-life stories, and you'll be scrambling for paper/pen to list all the items you want to tackle when you get back to the office. I think we should send a copy to Washington!”

Carolyn Miller, Cal Pac Sheet Metals

GOVERNMENT: “A creative method to solicit new ideas with limited time constraints!”

U.S.Treasury Executive Institute Participant