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KIN - The Innovation Network

News - KIN closure

We are very sad to announce that regrettably from 31 October 2020 the KIN network will cease to operate. This follows the decision of Warwick University to stop all non-business critical activities to address the economic fall-out of Covid-19.

KIN has been an amazing initiative and knowledge sharing opportunity, delivering value for its members for over 19 years. The network’s legacy has been its influence in the way knowledge and innovation has been established across a number of organisation in the UK and beyond.

The network’s sincere thanks go to all of the organisations we have had the pleasure to work with, Global Knowledge Managers, Communities of Practice members and leaders and Innovation specialists across a wide range of sectors. A special thanks to our facilitator team, past and present, for making the KIN network such a success for so long.

What is KIN?

KIN is a non-profit network of private, public and third sector organisations, supporting their efforts in becoming innovating organisations. The challenge to be fit for the future is demanding and effective practices are emerging. Our network is designed to support professionals to lead that change through practice, knowledge and skills development.

KIN membership provides organisations with access to a range of activities and resources including workshops, special themed meetings, member-only online resources, and access to WBS research.

Read on to see how KIN can add value to your organisation.

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Monday 19th October 2020, 14:00 - 16:00

KIN19 Vs Covid19

In our final event, KIN's facilitator Erica Hurley will be exploring KIN's 19 history as well as discussing what we have learnt in this unique period of history, the Covid19 pandemic. Click here to register.

If you are interested in attending these events please contact KIN@wbs.ac.uk


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KIN membership provides

  • Quarterly Workshops
  • Masterclasses, Roundtables and Webinars
  • Member-only online resources
  • Dedicated consultancy time with KIN Facilitators
  • Access to WBS research and academics
Our 2019/20 KIN Membership Brochure will explain the full benefits of KIN membership.

From 2019 most KIN events are also open to individual participants. To learn about different levels of organizational membership or to register as a paying participant contact KIN@wbs.ac.uk

"KIN workshops are well planned and facilitated and generate a lot of energy and enthusiasm - difficult to improve on!"
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