Crossworks is a management and leadership training & consulting company based in the Philippines. We provide corporate training, courseware design and development, as well as various consulting services in the field of management, leadership, organizational development, and competency enhancement.
As an organization, our mission is to develop the leaders of tomorrow, today through the use of alternative learning strategies that we believe are more effective for tomorrow's leaders. We envision tomorrow's leaders to be equipped to handle future challenges that are emerging today.
What we are not
We are not a traditional training organization. While we see immense value in traditional classroom based training, we know that there could be better ways of doing things.
We deliberately redesign our corporate training courses to ensure that they will be done in the most effective way possible. Training courses tend to lose their value if the knowledge gathered is not retained properly. We address these by introducing new and fun approaches to learning. We incorporate concepts of game design, we use learner centered approaches to teaching, we maximize technology to augment the learning experience. The result is a very memorable training course that participants would love to take again and again.
The I2C serves as regional resource for emerging technology companies through leadership and support of entrepreneurial initiatives throughout North Alabama and South-Central Tennessee 15 county region. I2C focuses on venture acceleration, mentorship, programming and incubation - a vibrant and dynamic platform that supports and stimulates co-creation and open innovation. All of I2C’s activities and programming elements conducted by / for the regional communities are to encourage sharing, build cross-sector connections and attract like-minded members / participants to contribute, collaborate and thrive under an entrepreneurial environment. I2C’s brand new 45,000 innovation space is scheduled to open June 2019 on the UAH campus. For additional details visit www.uah.edu/i2c.
