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Publisher of the monthly Innovative Leader
Dr. Brill knows how to innovate. While a professor at the University of Wisconsin, he was recognized as "the most outstanding microbiologist, under 40, in the U.S. and Canada." He founded a company (bought by Monsanto) that led to Business Week naming him one of "top ten most innovative researchers." Since 1989, he's devoted his latest career to helping organizations, worldwide, become more creative and productive.
Dr. Brill has spoken before U.S. House and Congressional committees, international government agencies, and the Vatican. He's been featured in Time, public television's NOVA, and CBS Evening News.
His unique insights are relevant to the goals of any group or organization. Dr. Brill's keynote fees range from $3000 to $7000 plus travel.
With fascinating real-world examples, Dr. Brill illustrates how everyone in the audience can become significantly more creative. He then shows how to direct that creativity to the organization's needs. His message will be remembered--and applied--long after he concludes this entertaining and thought-provoking presentation. 
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Client List
Astronautics
Bard College
Appleton Papers
Biotechnology Industry Organization
Borden Chemicals
Carnegie Foundation
Caterpillar
S.C. Johnson Wax
Salvatore Ferragamo
Union Carbide
United Nations
World Bank
Cytel
DuPont
Glaxo Wellcome
Independent Business Association
Japan Agricultural Council
Kellogg's
Lipton Tea
Merck
Montedison
NutraSweet
Rayovac
What
Clients Say:
"The unique viewpoint, in an energized and enlightened presentation, really hit the mark!"
--Andrea Zintz, Vice President, Human Resources, Ortho Biotech
"Your message was well received and caused us to take actions to improve."
--Patrick Marek, Ph.D., Manager of Global Research Resources, Nalco Chemical Company
"A wonderful speaker with a plain-talk approach, leaving us with a lot of food for thought."
--Rose Willmann, Madison Public Schools System
"Exceptional and thought-provoking. We'll benefit for years to come!"
--Ronald C. Coolbaugh, Ph.D., Head, Department of Botany, Purdue University