Gioconomics- SIX Design Takeaways from Winter School 2011

SIX Design Takeaways | Jonas Piet & Vincenzo Di Maria | SIX Winter School November 2011 - Gdynia

Participants SIX Winter School 2011 Gdynia

Albert Latorre Saumoy is an entrepeneur and innovation manager. He is currently a partner of the Barcelona international network, the city's premier international business and networking platform that providew the information that international residents require to live and work successfully in Barcelona. He is moreover the co-founder and CEO of the ‘tennis for the world’ project, founder and CEO of ‘ibens barcalona’, and CEO of ‘fundacio nenes i nens amb cáncer’, a foundation for little children and babies who suffer from cancer. He was previously the CEO of A.L.B, s.a.

Albert studied at the IESE Business School (University of Navarra), at universitat politècnica de catalunya, escolar tècnica superior d’enginyers industrials de barcalona, and at escolar universitària d’enginyers tècnics industrials de barcalona.

Andrea Coleman is a Director working on the Young Foundation's Youth Transitions and International practice areas. Among her current projects is leading the design and launch of a global innovation academy to build the skills and capacity needed for fast and effective innovation to meet social needs.

Andrea has worked for more than fifteen years in the fields of education and social services. Her experience includes classroom teaching as a Teach for America corps member, private-sector consulting in educational technology and public sector administration. Prior to joining the Young Foundation, she was an executive at FEGS Health and Human Services System in New York - one of the largest non-profit health and human services providers in the United States with 4,000+ employees and serving 100,000 New Yorkers annually. She holds a master's degree in education from Columbia University Teachers College and a bachelor's degree in English and political science from Miami University (Ohio).

Jonas Piet & Vincenzo Di Maria

SIX design takeaways

when complex issues need a creative mindset


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Vincenzo Di Maria design meets positive social change


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#1 Be people-centred


It’s all about people.Make sure you understand people’s real needs by involving different stakeholders during the design or innovation process.

#1 Be people-centred


#2 Explore many ideas


There is not just one way. Explore different opportunities and think laterally to come up with better solutions.

#2 Explore many ideas


#3 Visualise your thinking


Make ideas visual to structure your thinking and to enable communication with others.



#4 Co-create


Co-design better solutions.Work with a wide range of people to look at problems from multiple angles. Understand multiple agendas and conflicting interests.

#4 Co-create


#5 Prototype your ideas


Fail early and learn quickly to get better results and reduce risk. Prototyping is a cheap and effective way to test and refine your results.

#5 Prototype your ideas


#6 Use system thinking


Map how things work to understand processes, allocate resources and implement your solutions. Keep an holistic view of the project but also focus on details.

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Participants SIX Winter School 2011 Gdynia

Albert Latorre Saumoy is an entrepeneur and innovation manager. He is currently a partner of the Barcelona international network, the city's premier international business and networking platform that providew the information that international residents require to live and work successfully in Barcelona. He is moreover the co-founder and CEO of the ‘tennis for the world’ project, founder and CEO of ‘ibens barcalona’, and CEO of ‘fundacio nenes i nens amb cáncer’, a foundation for little children and babies who suffer from cancer. He was previously the CEO of A.L.B, s.a.

Albert studied at the IESE Business School (University of Navarra), at universitat politècnica de catalunya, escolar tècnica superior d’enginyers industrials de barcalona, and at escolar universitària d’enginyers tècnics industrials de barcalona.

Andrea Coleman is a Director working on the Young Foundation's Youth Transitions and International practice areas. Among her current projects is leading the design and launch of a global innovation academy to build the skills and capacity needed for fast and effective innovation to meet social needs.

Andrea has worked for more than fifteen years in the fields of education and social services. Her experience includes classroom teaching as a Teach for America corps member, private-sector consulting in educational technology and public sector administration. Prior to joining the Young Foundation, she was an executive at FEGS Health and Human Services System in New York - one of the largest non-profit health and human services providers in the United States with 4,000+ employees and serving 100,000 New Yorkers annually. She holds a master's degree in education from Columbia University Teachers College and a bachelor's degree in English and political science from Miami University (Ohio).

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