About Growing Great Ideas Founder
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Karen S. Sieczka is a facilitator, trainer, and educator. As an educator, she researched and created curriculum and managed two highly-successful community education programs, teaching health-related, technology, literacy, and communications skills to over 500 members of the local community. It was through this program she discovered her great enthusiasm for training.
Karen is familiar with the struggle many of us encounter when we become entrenched in the 9 to 5 world, get bored, and lose sight of what really makes us tick. Her own struggle became the inspiration for her training program called Growing Great Ideas: Unleashing Creativity at Work.
Growing Great Ideas: Unleashing Creativity at Work explains the creative process and uses creative exercises and exploration for participants to feel more comfortable using their creative gifts at work. When creativity is unblocked, participants can move toward new heights of leadership and find new approaches to workplace situations. The program is currently available and can be scheduled for your organization by calling 850.532.0779 or email.
The Growing Great Ideas: Unleashing Creativity at Work book is now available at LULU.com for download or print version.
Karen keeps her presenting skills sharp by creating and teaching customized trainings and computer courses for several local colleges’ continuing education programs. In 2007, she trained almost 600 participants. Karen also researches and writes curriculum for employee enrichment issues such as body language, listening skills, and employee empowerment.
She is currently working on a master’s degree in public administration and is a graduate of Nova Southeastern University with a Bachelor of Science in Management. She also graduated the Dale Carnegie Training in Communications and High Impact Presentations.
However, Karen notes, the most important lessons she has learned is from being a perpetual student of life.
In her spare time, Karen dabbles in jewelry design and has a shop dedicated to her small works of art on ETSY.