Multi-stakeholder groups, including businesses, charities, public sector organisations, academics, and citizens
Multi-stakeholder groups, including businesses, charities, public sector organisations, academics, and citizens
One or two-day, face-to-face ‘hack-style’ open innovation events
Dependant on scope
Dependant on requirements
STEAM Challenge Events are large-scale, one or two-day, face-to-face ‘hack-style’ open innovation events. They bring together large numbers of stakeholders from across sectors to tackle complex business or social challenges, such as food insecurity, transition to a green economy, or improving city life with technology.
STEAM Challenge Events work best with multi-stakeholder groups that might include businesses, charities, public sector organisations, academics, and citizens. These diverse perspectives are essential to developing meaningful outcomes, so participants should be representative of backgrounds and disciplines from across the STEAM spectrum.
Align stakeholders and build relationships
We create a process that enables participants to define and prioritise problems, align on a common goal, and speed up decision-making.
Uncover opportunities
Problem solve collaboratively and rapidly in a neutral environment with people from across disciplines.
Explore new ways of thinking
We enable teams to sort, prioritise and validate their ideas before envisioning where they want to be in future.
Use the form below to propose a STEAM Challenge Event in relation to a cross-sector problem that needs to be tackled / commission the STEAMhouse team to design and facilitate a Challenge Event and find a challenge sponsor.