The Future Game Expands Into New Markets
We are delighted to announce the launch of The Future Game into the North American corporate market, through our strategic partnership with The Adaptive Human Capital Network. The Future Game is a fast-paced simulation tool that helps leadership improve strategic planning, speed up decision-making, and increase collaboration within teams. It has already been used with a major healthcare provider in New York; one of USA’s leading financial services firms; and, will be showcased at the annual conference of the Society of Pharmaceutical and Biotech Trainers in Florida. In addition, Future iQ Partners has recently used the Future Game at an innovation and creativity conference in Italy, and in schools in Ireland. We continue to be very pleased by the utility of this ‘serious game’ approach, and its effectiveness across many different settings and clients.
David Beurle
CEO, Future iQ Partners
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Future Game – Big Hit in New York!
The Future Game was introduced via the Adaptive Human Capital Network to a large New York healthcare provider to start their organizational-wide Leadership Series. The session took place in New York City and almost 80 participants, representing various senior leadership positions within the different divisions of the client company engaged in the experience.
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'Hall of Creativity' Conference
Taranto, Italy
The Future Game was played in Italy for the first time in March 2013, to a group of young innovators at a conference called ‘Hall of Creativity’, in Taranto. The Future Game was translated and presented in Italian. The feedback from the session was extremely positive and inspirational. Future iQ Partners also were part of the Conference Panel on the first day, and interviewed for Italian TV and media.
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Youth Session in South West Ireland
In March, the Future Game was played with a group of 50 students in an Irish School. Youth Engagement is very important to Future iQ Partners, and this was a very interesting session whereby the students related critical decision making to their own immediate futures.
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