Tuesday 19 November 2024
10:00am - 16:00pm
STEAMhouse, Belmont Works, Cardigan St, Birmingham B4 7RQ
Accelerate your product development and see how it works in some of the world’s most successful companies in this interactive 1-day course.
Want to accelerate the development of your products in a less risky way?
This one-day masterclass, exclusively for growing businesses in Solihull, pulls back the curtains on how product development works in some of the world’s most successful companies, so that you can apply the same processes and frameworks to accelerate your growth.
In this masterclass, Steve May-Russell will teach you where new ideas come from and how to manage and refine them for rapid innovation, so that you can apply best practise to your product development strategies.
After this masterclass, you’ll be able to shape a product development framework that works for your business – one that considers the people, methods, processes and mindset required to bring a new product or service to market quickly and effectively.
You Will Learn…
Meet the Trainer
Your trainer on the day will be Smallfry’s CEO, Steve May-Russell, who is a leading industrial design and innovation consultant. Steve has represented the creative industries on the UK Trade & Investment’s bilateral partnerships in East Asia and is regularly invited to speak to international audiences on innovation and using design to develop brands. Steve has lectured at the Cranfield, Coventry, and Loughborough Universities, as well as the University of Cambridge.
Learn from the Best
Smallfry is a renowned design consultancy that has been providing strategic industrial design services since 1971. Their team has developed commercially successful products across the consumer, medical, industrial, and service industries since their foundation in the UK’s industrial and automotive heartlands.
Whether you’re a household name like John Lewis or B&Q, or a smaller start-up, Smallfry helps organisations like yours to implement product development strategies that work.