What Does Raff Viton Do?

Hi,I’m Raff.

So, what do I do

anyway?

First, a bit of context.

But it’sbecoming

a way of life.

Innovation began as a

business practice.

But do we have to constantly challenge what is,tirelessly searching for what could be?

Are we doomed to a life of disruption?

Or can we simply train ourinnovation muscles

to preparefor the shift to what’s next?

That’s what I do

I’m a personal trainerfor your innovation muscles.

Current level

Next level

I get you from the one below to the one above

Without blowing everything up

and inno-vation

musclesyou want

I help you close the gap between innovation muscles you have

I help you find balance between

Complexity Simplicity

Control Chaos

Vision Curiosity

Freedom Rules

I call itComplex Adaptive

Learning…

…or Vertical Learning

Because learning moreof the same - horizontal

learning - just doesn’t cutit anymore

You need to learn in a way that

upgrades your entire operating

system from top to bottom

Training, readiness andan expanded toolboxhelp you feel strong and comfortable in

uncertainty.

A state of mind thatmakes you more adeptat influencing changeand delivering betterinnovation outcomes.

The best part is the journey.

Because we’re all (myself included)

working on our ownnext level.

“This was an outstanding experiencethat improved our leadership team’s

ability to be curious and appreciate a commitment to

continuous learning.

It positioned us to win the transition.”

“The process isn’t always comfortable, but meaningful learning is a challenge.

The challenge was worth the journey.”

“Our ability to implement meaningful changeand the way we solve problems

has been greatly enhanced.”

“The team building, training andleadership development helped

get us past our dysfunctions and on tobecoming the leadership team thisorganization needs and deserves.”

Are you ready to embrace innovation as life?

The more of us that are ready,the farther we all get.

It’s time to train.

(630) 327-5918raphaelviton@gmail.com

raffviton.com

P.S.

Adapt quickly today, or spend tomorrow trying to catch up.