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Mr. Darrell L Mann, President of the European TRIZ Association is a Mechanical Engineer with 15 years of experience at Rolls-Royce in various R & D related positions, and ultimately becoming responsible for the company's long term future helicopter engine strategy. With over 500 systematic innovation-related papers and articles to his name, Darrell is now one of the most widely published authors on the subject in the world. He is a director of Systematic Innovation Ltd, a UK based Innovation Company with offices in the India, Malaysia, Korea, China, Japan, Denmark and Austria. An innovation consultant, with clients from a broad spectrum of industries and global locations, including Lexus, Renault and Volvo. He is the author of over 100 technical papers, patents and patent applications and the book 'Hands on: Systematic Innovation'.

Jack Hipple

Jack is principal, Innovation-TRIZ Associates, which provides training and consulting in breakthrough problem solving and organizational innovation. He is a chemical engineering graduate of Carnegie Mellon University with 30 years of industrial experience with Dow Chemical, Ansell Edmont and Cabot Corporation. At Dow he was responsible for both the corporate chemical engineering laboratory and was its Discovery Research director.

Since 1999, he has been consulting on the “TRIZ” (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving) methodology. He has led the evolution of TRIZ thinking and application into non-traditional areas such as organizational and management issues, as well as into unique technical areas such as human factors and consumer product design. He has also pioneered the combination of TRIZ with other creativity techniques such as CPS and Edward DeBono’s tools and teaches a course at the University of South Florida on industrial creativity and innovation techniques. He also teaches inventive problem solving for both the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers

His clients include BP/Amoco, S.C. Johnson, Dow Chemical, GAF Roofing, National Starch, Mobil Chemical, Air Products, Bank of Montreal, Siemens (both in the U.S. and in Mexico), the U.S. Navy, Lockheed Marti and M&M Mars. He has taught TRIZ courses for the Altshuller TRIZ Institute, the European TRIZ Association, the American Creativity Association and the World Future Society.

He is a certified TRIZ specialist and is also a certified DeBono (Six Hats™ and Lateral Thinking™) user and certified MBTI™ and Kirton KAI™ trainer.

Ellen Domb

Ellen Domb is the founder of the PQR Group and founding editor of The TRIZ Journal. TRIZ is Dr. Domb's 6th career: she has been a physics professor, an aerospace engineer, an engineering manager, a product line general manager, and a strategic planning/quality improvement consultant. In 2005, she was named by Quality Digest Magazine as a leading voice for the future, citing the integration of TRIZ for innovation in quality improvement and quality planning systems.

Ellen's client work, books, and articles are aimed at making it easy for people to learn TRIZ and to incorporate new thinking methods into their organizations. Clients include the Global 500 - Dow Chemical, Hewlett-Packard, 3M and others - and entrepreneurial companies with 3-50 employees.

Zinovy Royzen, Founder and President, TRIZ Consulting, Inc., Seattle, Washington, the first U.S. company to apply TRIZ. He is Affiliate Associate Professor, University of Washington, Seattle and Vice President of Altshuller Institute for TRIZ Studies.

Mr. Royzen is a Master of TRIZ certified by Genrich Altshuller, the creator of TRIZ.

Mr. Royzen has been applying TRIZ to new product development, quality improvement, cost reduction, and inventive problem solving since 1980. He has been teaching TRIZ since 1984. As the manager of training at The Scientific and Technological Center, Kishinev, former Soviet Union, he conducted many TRIZ workshops and taught TRIZ to nearly 1000 engineers and scientists. Mr. Royzen has applied TRIZ to numerous projects in diverse industries for some of the largest companies in the former Soviet Union.

Since 1992, he has led workshops and/or provided consultation at numerous organizations, including Boeing, Eastman Kodak, Ford Motor Company, Hewlett-Packard, Howmet Corporation, Illinois Tool Works, Kimberly-Clark, Lexmark International Inc., LG Electronics, Lucent Technologies Inc., NASA, Paccar, Philips Semiconductors Hamburg, Samsung, Thiokol Corporation, Western Digital Corporation, Weyerhaeuser Company, and Xerox. He has published articles on creative problem solving and holds 26 patents.

Since 2000, he has taught more than 500 engineers at Boeing alone. Using TRIZ, course participants have saved for the company millions of dollars. TRIZ solutions developed in class applied to the 767 Tanker Transport Project were critical in winning eight orders worth $1,500 million from the governments of Italy and Japan.

Dr. Noel León Rovira

Ingeniero Diplomado en Diseño de Máquinas Agrícolas en 1969 y Doctor en Ingeniería Mecánica (SUMMA CUM LAUDE), Universidad Técnica de Dresden, Alemania, en 1976. Fue profesor de Análisis y Síntesis de Mecanismos y de Diseño de Maquinas Agrícolas en la Universidad de Oriente, Santiago de Cuba desde donde desarrolló investigaciones científicas con las cuales contribuyó al desarrollo de las Cosechadoras de Caña de Azúcar en Cuba. Fue posteriormente fundador y director del Centro de Estudios de CAD/CAM del Instituto Superior Técnico de Holguín de 1977 a 1991.

Desde 1993 es profesor en ITESM, Campus Monterrey, donde imparte Análisis y Diseño de Productos e Ingeniería Asistida por Computadora de la Maestría en Sistemas de Manufactura y de la Maestría en Dirección de la Manufactura del programa conjunto ITESM/MIT “Leaders for Manufacturing”. Es Profesor Titular Certificado en Técnicas de Aprendizaje Activo en el Centro de Diseño e Innovación de Productos de ITESM donde ha sido tutor de más de 50 tesis de maestría.

Es el primer experto latinoamericano certificado en TRIZ desde 1996. Es reconocido internacionalmente como el principal experto de habla hispana en la implementación integrada de TRIZ y QFD para el Desarrollo e Innovación de Productos y Procesos Industriales. Con su método de aprendizaje activo, basado en la solución de problemas reales de las empresas, ha entrenado y asesorado en la implementación de TRIZ y QFD a ingenieros, técnicos y directivos de numerosas empresas mexicanas y extranjeras.

Ha contribuido con sus alumnos al desarrollo e innovación de más de 50 productos industriales. Destacan, entre otros, un novedoso principio de desespinar nopales, un nuevo mecanismo de frenado para vagones de carga en ferrocarriles, innovación de ejes delanteros y traseros para camiones, dispositivo óptico y electrónico de diagnóstico de cáncer cérvico-uterino, un nuevo colector solar de recamaras al vacío, una nueva tecnología de iluminación basada en LEDs. Tiene dos patentes internacionales otorgadas y 15 patentes en trámite. Es miembro de SNI y es Titular de la Cátedra de Investigación “Creatividad Inventiva e Innovación en Ingeniería” de ITESM Campus Monterrey.

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	Schedule Speakers Rates Call Ponentes Mr. Darrell L Mann, President of the European TRIZ Association is a Mechanical Engineer with 15 years of experience at Rolls-Royce in various R & D related positions, and ultimately becoming responsible for the company's long term future helicopter engine strategy. With over 500 systematic innovation-related papers and articles to his name, Darrell is now one of the most widely published authors on the subject in the world. He is a director of Systematic Innovation Ltd, a UK based Innovation Company with offices in the India, Malaysia, Korea, China, Japan, Denmark and Austria. An innovation consultant, with clients from a broad spectrum of industries and global locations, including Lexus, Renault and Volvo. He is the author of over 100 technical papers, patents and patent applications and the book 'Hands on: Systematic Innovation'. Jack Hipple Jack is principal, Innovation-TRIZ Associates, which provides training and consulting in breakthrough problem solving and organizational innovation. He is a chemical engineering graduate of Carnegie Mellon University with 30 years of industrial experience with Dow Chemical, Ansell Edmont and Cabot Corporation. At Dow he was responsible for both the corporate chemical engineering laboratory and was its Discovery Research director. Since 1999, he has been consulting on the “TRIZ” (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving) methodology. He has led the evolution of TRIZ thinking and application into non-traditional areas such as organizational and management issues, as well as into unique technical areas such as human factors and consumer product design. He has also pioneered the combination of TRIZ with other creativity techniques such as CPS and Edward DeBono’s tools and teaches a course at the University of South Florida on industrial creativity and innovation techniques. He also teaches inventive problem solving for both the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers His clients include BP/Amoco, S.C. Johnson, Dow Chemical, GAF Roofing, National Starch, Mobil Chemical, Air Products, Bank of Montreal, Siemens (both in the U.S. and in Mexico), the U.S. Navy, Lockheed Marti and M&M Mars. He has taught TRIZ courses for the Altshuller TRIZ Institute, the European TRIZ Association, the American Creativity Association and the World Future Society. He is a certified TRIZ specialist and is also a certified DeBono (Six Hats™ and Lateral Thinking™) user and certified MBTI™ and Kirton KAI™ trainer. Ellen Domb Ellen Domb is the founder of the PQR Group and founding editor of The TRIZ Journal. TRIZ is Dr. Domb's 6th career: she has been a physics professor, an aerospace engineer, an engineering manager, a product line general manager, and a strategic planning/quality improvement consultant. In 2005, she was named by Quality Digest Magazine as a leading voice for the future, citing the integration of TRIZ for innovation in quality improvement and quality planning systems. Ellen's client work, books, and articles are aimed at making it easy for people to learn TRIZ and to incorporate new thinking methods into their organizations. Clients include the Global 500 - Dow Chemical, Hewlett-Packard, 3M and others - and entrepreneurial companies with 3-50 employees. Zinovy Royzen, Founder and President, TRIZ Consulting, Inc., Seattle, Washington, the first U.S. company to apply TRIZ. He is Affiliate Associate Professor, University of Washington, Seattle and Vice President of Altshuller Institute for TRIZ Studies. Mr. Royzen is a Master of TRIZ certified by Genrich Altshuller, the creator of TRIZ. Mr. Royzen has been applying TRIZ to new product development, quality improvement, cost reduction, and inventive problem solving since 1980. He has been teaching TRIZ since 1984. As the manager of training at The Scientific and Technological Center, Kishinev, former Soviet Union, he conducted many TRIZ workshops and taught TRIZ to nearly 1000 engineers and scientists. Mr. Royzen has applied TRIZ to numerous projects in diverse industries for some of the largest companies in the former Soviet Union. Since 1992, he has led workshops and/or provided consultation at numerous organizations, including Boeing, Eastman Kodak, Ford Motor Company, Hewlett-Packard, Howmet Corporation, Illinois Tool Works, Kimberly-Clark, Lexmark International Inc., LG Electronics, Lucent Technologies Inc., NASA, Paccar, Philips Semiconductors Hamburg, Samsung, Thiokol Corporation, Western Digital Corporation, Weyerhaeuser Company, and Xerox. He has published articles on creative problem solving and holds 26 patents. Since 2000, he has taught more than 500 engineers at Boeing alone. Using TRIZ, course participants have saved for the company millions of dollars. TRIZ solutions developed in class applied to the 767 Tanker Transport Project were critical in winning eight orders worth $1,500 million from the governments of Italy and Japan. Dr. Noel León Rovira Ingeniero Diplomado en Diseño de Máquinas Agrícolas en 1969 y Doctor en Ingeniería Mecánica (SUMMA CUM LAUDE), Universidad Técnica de Dresden, Alemania, en 1976. Fue profesor de Análisis y Síntesis de Mecanismos y de Diseño de Maquinas Agrícolas en la Universidad de Oriente, Santiago de Cuba desde donde desarrolló investigaciones científicas con las cuales contribuyó al desarrollo de las Cosechadoras de Caña de Azúcar en Cuba. Fue posteriormente fundador y director del Centro de Estudios de CAD/CAM del Instituto Superior Técnico de Holguín de 1977 a 1991. Desde 1993 es profesor en ITESM, Campus Monterrey, donde imparte Análisis y Diseño de Productos e Ingeniería Asistida por Computadora de la Maestría en Sistemas de Manufactura y de la Maestría en Dirección de la Manufactura del programa conjunto ITESM/MIT “Leaders for Manufacturing”. Es Profesor Titular Certificado en Técnicas de Aprendizaje Activo en el Centro de Diseño e Innovación de Productos de ITESM donde ha sido tutor de más de 50 tesis de maestría. Es el primer experto latinoamericano certificado en TRIZ desde 1996. Es reconocido internacionalmente como el principal experto de habla hispana en la implementación integrada de TRIZ y QFD para el Desarrollo e Innovación de Productos y Procesos Industriales. Con su método de aprendizaje activo, basado en la solución de problemas reales de las empresas, ha entrenado y asesorado en la implementación de TRIZ y QFD a ingenieros, técnicos y directivos de numerosas empresas mexicanas y extranjeras. Ha contribuido con sus alumnos al desarrollo e innovación de más de 50 productos industriales. Destacan, entre otros, un novedoso principio de desespinar nopales, un nuevo mecanismo de frenado para vagones de carga en ferrocarriles, innovación de ejes delanteros y traseros para camiones, dispositivo óptico y electrónico de diagnóstico de cáncer cérvico-uterino, un nuevo colector solar de recamaras al vacío, una nueva tecnología de iluminación basada en LEDs. Tiene dos patentes internacionales otorgadas y 15 patentes en trámite. Es miembro de SNI y es Titular de la Cátedra de Investigación “Creatividad Inventiva e Innovación en Ingeniería” de ITESM Campus Monterrey.
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