Introduction to Mind Mapping: a tool to help you be more creative, effective and organized

March 3, 2010 - PRLog -- Introduction to Mind Mapping: a tool to help you be more creative,
effective and organized

Do you suffer from information overload? Remembering names, places, or organizing your personal or professional schedule and time is a challenge? Do you want to be able to present and communicate more effectively? Join us on Thursday, March 18th at the Foreign Correspondent’s Club from 7pm to 9:00pm and learn how you can improve your performance, enhance your career, discover creative and innovative approaches to business through the use of Mind Mapping.

Invented by Tony Buzan over 40 years ago, Mind Maps - dubbed the ‘Swiss Army knife of the brain' - are used by over 300 million people globally, including leading business and political figures such as Bill Gates and Al Gore.

The presentation is in English and it is open to males and non-members.  To register to attend the event, please e-mail Khun Ramon at oh@bnow.org. Fee for BNOW members is 500 baht and non-members is 600 baht and it includes dinner.  

About the Speaker - Dumkerng Raiwa (Ong), Mind Mapping Trainer
An alumnus of Thammasat and Chulalongkorn Universities, Khun Ong has been an avid Mind Mapping user for more than 10 years. Five years ago, he became a Mind Map trainer.  Today he’s a certified trainer and works with Buzan Thailand. He has taught more than 2000 people and his clients range from multinationals to large Thai corporations such as P&G, Unilever, Chevron, Central, Sony, Panasonic, PTT, TCC, KBank, TMB Bank, BBL, KTC, Nation, Amway, AIA, Chula, Thammasat, Novatis, Singha, The Mall, Tetrapack.
Aside from training, Khun Ong is a networker at heart.  He is the President of BNI (Business Network International) Warrior Chapter and recently became a Director of BNI Thailand.

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About BNOW:
BNOW (Bangkok Network of Women) provides a supportive network to women from all walks of life. We have a weekly e-newsletter which takes contribution from the members. These contributions are in the form of questions to the group, suggestions, recommendations, and announcements. Members also enjoy privileges and benefits from selected businesses. The group meets twice a month. The get together is to have women meet and interact, enabling them to put faces to names and to make new friends and business connections in Bangkok. To get details on our next event, please visit http://www.bnow.org/next_event.html.