12th International Conference on Thinking

The motivation for the conference is to understand and enhance thinking, learning and creativity across disciplines at the individual and organisational level and to develop people and learning organisations through improved thinking and learning strategies.

With the support of industry and government groups, ICOT will offer participants the chance to be a part of an internationally recognised and esteemed event that a long and established profile world wide.

ICOT is being held at the Melbourne Convention Centre between Monday July 4th and Friday July 8th, 2005. For updated speakers lists and to enquire about registrations, session times and conference activities log onto www.thinkingconference.com.

Quotes from Keynote Speakers

"This conference is the best, and only, opportunity to see what is happening in the area... It may be many years before the conference is held again in Australia. So come. Listen, learn and make useful contacts." Edward de Bono November 2004

"In July 2005, Melbourne, Australia will be hosting the 12th International Conference on Thinking. In my experience, the Thinking Conferences is a uniquely diverse gathering for leaders and people of action from business, education, health, science and government to meet and explore ideas, issues and strategies to help shape a better future. I'm looking forward to being there and learning with you and the other thought leaders participating in this conference." Peter Senge December 2004

"Manchester United has a proud reputation in it's own category of "being first to the ball".Not just on the field but off it as well. I'm hoping that by being involved in the THINKING Conference we can continue to learn from the sharpest minds and take that learning back into our organisation to keep ourselves at the forefront of sports franchises worldwide. I look forward to participating in the event." Peter Draper February 2004

"This international conference represents a unique opportunity for experts, scientists and lay persons alike to come together and exchange ideas about the thinking process, and will undoubtedly provide both presenters and attendees with significant insights into how they might become more creative thinkers. I am traveling halfway around the world to be part of it and I am sure every mile traveled will be well worth it. " Professor Michael O'Boyle, Ph.D