improvisation for managers

Classes in applied improvisation can be found in the programs of such prestigious universities as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Stanford and the University of California (UCLA). Improvisation is also taught to future leaders in MBA programs, as well as employees of the most recognizable companies, e.g. Google, Microsoft and Pixar. Why? Because impro combines practical development of key soft skills with an interactive, relaxed classroom format.

• "Applied improvisation classes correspond perfectly with the challenges of the current times. We can't prepare a plan for all the changes and events that await us, but we can prepare ourselves to respond and improvise fluently. The class strengthened my alertness to active and deep listening. It is also extremely important to be open to abstract ideas and mistakes, which we were able to practice during the class." Adam KampaPresident of the Management BoardNowe Jaworzno TAURON Group, TAURON Group
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• "I had the pleasure of participating in an online impro workshop. The professionalism and strong commitment of the presenter was shared by all participants in the class. A great advantage of the classes was that all the conclusions of the exercises Bart translated into business practice. I recommend cooperation with I'MPRO IMPRO" Michał Próchnicki, Head of Paid Social, e-obowie.pl SA
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• "Applied improvisation should be a basic and mandatory crossover for future, as well as current, leaders. It teaches many of the values necessary to work in a team, but above all it focuses on the aspects most desired by 21st century managers, i.e. honesty, openness to innovation, stimulating creativity in the team, understanding the meaning and being fully agile, developing emotional intelligence." Liwia Michalczewska, GCC QualOPS QA, Wipro Ltd.