Germany

1. Improvement of the consciousness of the importance of creativity in German Society. Creativity is an unlimited resource which can be further developed for the benefit of all.

2. Activities to enlarge and deepen the understanding of creative thinking processes and the knowledge to utilize these insights.

3. Exchange of experiences of the DAKIK members in order to learn from each other.

DAKIK has formulated 12 theses stressing the importance of creativity for individuals and for society. Hints are given in general terms how creative thinking and actions can be improved.

Members of DAKIK are:

• Horst Appelt, manager engineering Wilkinson Sword; lecturer, Wuppertal
• Stephan Dahlem, doctoral student, St. Gallen
• Arno Dirlewanger, creativity trainer, Frankfurt
• Dr. Karin Eggert-Kipfstuhl, creativity trainer, consultant, lecturer,
• Dieburg Hermann Forster, entrepreneur, Illertissen
• Prof. Dr. Horst Geschka, consultant, trainer, professor TH Darmstadt, Darmstadt
• Prof. Erich Geyer, professor, Essen
• Jens Hohmann, business development, Delbrouck GmbH, Arnsberg
• Dr. Bernard Joestingmeier, assistant to top management, Saarbruecken
• Prof. Dr. Joerg Mehlhorn, professor, Kronberg
• Dr. Stefan Mikulits, consultant, Ismaning bei Muenchen
• Prof. Dr. Ingeborg Nuetten, consultant, trainer, professor, Denzlingen bei Freiburg
• Dr. Raimund Rascher, consultant, professor, Koeln
• Rosalinde Sasse, designer, Wuppertal
• Goetz Schaude, consultant, technology transfer agent, Baden-Baden
• Dr. Helmut Schlicksupp, consultant, trainer, Heidelberg
• Herbert Weinreich, consultant, trainer, Darmstadt
• Gerold Wiese, consultant, Muenzenberg
• Dr. Hermann Will, trainer, moderator, consultant, Muenchen