Participants

Les ateliers de design thinking ont été particulièrement efficaces pour l’émergence de nouvelles idées

I had the chance to be invited for a session of the NTN IB about “Concussions in sports with helmets”. That was just the start of my main goal for the next years: bring culture and awareness of this reality in Motorsport.
It’s now time to act and I’ve met there the right people, able to help me finding solutions and pushing it on the field. Thank you ThinkSport for this fantastic initiative.

ThinkSport was able to bring together relevant people around our topic. As the topic leader we were able to actively participate in the organisation and moderation of the ideation workshops.There were two interesting testing scenarios that resulted from the ideation workshop and I am glad that we can move forward with these.

Taking part in this Health City NTN Innovation Booster was a breath of fresh air as Active Design in general and an interdisciplinary approach to getting our communities more active and healthy are not a given in this part of the world. I found the session well introduced, well facilitated and extremely stimulating. It is high time we reconsidered the way we design and operate our cities, placing people’s individual and collective well-being at the heart of urban governance!

The NTN-IB was an excellent opportunity for athletes, sports organizations, researchers, and clinicians to exchange about the challenges of concussions. The discussions and ideas from the three ideation sessions, led by ThinkSport, paved the way for new research projects and productive collaborations.
Mathieu Falbriard, CEO at Bearmind SA

Thanks to interdisciplinary cooperation with various experts from the sports business, the NTN program succeeded in finding various innovative approaches for the design of future sports (major) events.