Vous aimez la bière ? Et vous voulez en apprendre plus sur ce produit qui fait notre fierté en Belgique ? Cette séance initiation à la zythologie est faite pour vous !
Egalement spécialisée en zythologie, l'école d'œnologie bruxelloise Inter Wine & Dine (IWD) vous propose d'apprendre les principales bases de la zythologie et de la dégustation en 1 séance seulement.
Pendant cette séance, vous apprendrez la fabrication de la bière et ses différentes typologies. Vous découvrirez également les pratiques et les astuces sur son achat, sa conservation et son service. Sans oublier l'art de la dégustation de la bière que vous apprendrez de manière théorique à travers un exposé, et de manière pratique avec une dégustation prévue d'un large et riche panel de bières.
C'est sur le campus Solbosch de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles que vous retrouverez Arnaud, notre professeur zythologue, et l'équipe IWD pour passer un bel après-midi en toute convivialité !
À très vite !
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Tickets may be collected from 19:00 on the night. Take the credit card and Ticketmaster reference number.
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Monday - Saturday 11:00 - 23:00 Sunday 12:00 - 22:30
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The box office is Open Event Days Only starting 3 hours prior to event time. Will call tickets may be picked at the Frost Bank Center Box Office. Policies for will call for each event may vary.
(210) 444-5870
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Frost Bank Center is an accessible venue. Accessible seating tickets can be purchased online at www.ticketmaster.com or the Ticketmaster App. A limited number of accessible seating tickets can be purchased at the Frost Bank Center Box Office, Open Event Days Only, opens 3 hours prior to event time. Certified service animals for guests with disabilities are welcome at the Frost Bank Center and must remain on leash or in a harness. If interpretive services are needed, please contact a Fan Experience coordinator at 210-444-5140 a minimum of three weeks prior to the event so appropriate accommodations can be made. Interpreters are provided free of charge, but event tickets are required prior to scheduling.
Create the next B I G Thing
Google Maps, WhatsApp, Instagram have become our everyday essential apps and your child may be the creator of the next B I G thing that you will use in your life. We nurture future leaders in technology by allowing students to explore the path of mobile app development. The MIT App Inventor 2 Platform help students to create fully functional mobile apps that can be launched into the app store!
With an intuitive, visual drag-and-drop programming like Scratch but equipped with greater capabilities, the App Inventor allows students to apply computational thinking and creativity to design their own apps and put them to test immediately on their phones. They can build simple fun apps such as Countdown Timer, Racing Game, Robot Shooter Game and more!
App Inventor 1’s goal is to introduce mobile app programming, instill confidence and an adventurous spirit for students to continue exploring to become little app creators. Want to find out more? Check out our FAQs.
"I have enjoyed this lesson and learn how to program. I realized that learning new things is very fun and I can share them with my friends." - Enoch, 11
Leading a Team, or Working as a Team-Member in an intercultural context is never an easy challenge. This Seminar aims at helping Foreigners or Local people to learn how to adapt to different culture(s). To avoid cliches and stereotypes, this 2 days seminar will focus first on a deep understanding of what inter-culturality is, not by using opinions, but using a metric approach, initiated by Geert Hofstede, and his approach of Cultural Dimensions. Some additional authors will be used to illustrate and define cultures. On a second part, we will be defining each and every personality type of the persons attending the training, thanks to the MBTI®, to help them understanding better their own communication and how to adapt it to their current or future environment.
Detailed program
DAY 1 (July, 5th): a Macro-approach of intercultural interactions.09:00-12:15 / 13:30-17:00
Awareness of cultural differences
Definitions of communication, culture and cross-cultural communication.Beliefs about culture.Stereotypes: origins and risks.
Knowledge about cultural differences
Levels of culture : identity, values, beliefs, skills, behavior and environment.Layers of culture : symbols, heroes, rituals and values.Cultural groups.The six dimensions of culture according to Geert Hofstede. Examples of Comparison between Asian Cultures and European, American, Oceanian cultures.
Intersession: you will be sent the link to have the MBTI step 1 online questionnaire, that we will use the second day.
Day 2 (July, 12th): How to adapt to different cultures09:00-12:15 / 13:30-16:00
General Remarks, and sociological aspects
Who adapts to who ?What are our reactions to the host culture : flight, dependency, fight, adaptation.The stages of adaptation to a new culture : euphoria, culture shock…How we evaluate the visitor’s culture : curiosity, ethnocentrism, polycentrism, xenophilia.
Introduction to the Myers Briggs Personality Instrument.
MBTI®, understanding preferences:
Extraversion / Introversion
Sensing / Intuition
Thinking / Feeling
Judging / Perceiving
How to read your individual report, verify and understand your own type.
The implications of your own personality type regarding to your relationships with others, your communication type, and how to improve them:
The attitudes to adopt.
The skills to develop.
Questions and Answers To Go Further Wrap Up
Pedagogy
Practical exercises to raise awareness of the intangible cultural differences.Simulations based on synthetic cultures for cross-cultural practice.Material is provided to support the training.
Venue and Organization
This seminar includes:
A welcoming morning coffee and two coffee breaks with finger foods buffet.
A 2 courses light lunch, served with non-alcoholic beverages (choices will be sent to you after registration)
Please note:
This seminar requires a minimum of 4 attendees. In case of less people attending, you will be offered to transfer your seat to a next session.Booking is bending, there is no refund, except exceptional case, examined and agreed by the French Headquarters.Please ask your receipts (if needed) in advance, which will be issued by the French Headquarters.
You are surrounded. All around you are competitors vying for the same business opportunity as you. You want to survive as a startup but many of you are not yet equipped with weapons to survive the initial startupping phase. If you decide to live by new strategies and practice new tactics, you can get a substantial piece of the pie. Are you ready to #HUSTLE?
Certificate(s):
Unlimited access to the recorded session, lecture notes, and future worksheets
Certificate of Attendance will be issued under Techversity Program (included in fee)
Complimentary invitation to our upcoming: lean tactic member club!
Agenda:
P.S THIS IS AN ONLINE MASTERCLASS
What is Lean Startup?
Build – Measure – Learn and Pivot Concept
Business Models and Customer Development
Value Proposition
Customer Segments
Revenue Streams
Key Resources
Customer Development Processes
Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
Market Opportunity Analysis
Customer Segments
Product Market Fit
Rank and Day in the Life
Multiple Customer Segments
Market Types Introduction: Existing, Resegmented, New, Clone
Consequences of Not Understanding a Market
Channels
Distribution Channels Overview
Web Distribution
Physical Distribution
Direct Channel Fit
Indirect Channel Economics
OEM Channel Economics
Revenue Models
How Do You Make Money
Revenue Streams and Price
Direct and Ancillary Models
Common Startup Mistakes
Market Types and Pricing
Single and Multiple Side Markets
Revenue First Companies
Market Size and Share
Who needs to attend?
Entrepreneurs: Solo Riders
Founder teams: CXOs
Designers: UX/UI Designers, Product Managers
Builders: Engineers/Devs
Freelancers: Self-employed one-business Boss
Consultants: Self-employed mentors/Coaches
User Interface designers who wish to expand their career towards the startup scene
Limited Slot: 15
Logistics
Platform: Zoom, You will receive access few days prior workshop, and will also receive materials and recording 1 week after the workshop.
Who Am I?
In one word: A Polymath.
2019 Recipient of Daniel Lindberg's award for Health IT Innovation
R&D/Lab manager at Duke University – Biomedical Eng Dept.
Public Speaker: USA, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Morocco, Philippines (+30 talks)
Author of “Gamified Psychosphere”
HIT | Design Thinking Consultant at Medverselab.com
Think Out Loud Studio – Podcast about my journey in business (listen here)
Peer Reviewer at IEEE Journal of Biomedical & Health Informatics (JBHI)
Peer Reviewer at the Journal for Medical Internet Research (JMIR), Journal of Serious Games, Journal of mHealth
Holder of Engineering Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering and Management with Specialization in Biomedical Engineering
Advanced Degree (MS) in Health Informatics
Industrial background in Mobile Health App Development, Agile Deployment, Gamification, Data Science and Analytics, (Focus on Early-Stage Startups)
Co-founder of TechVerse Coworking Space, Rabat City, Morocco – the first tech-oriented coworking space in the kingdom.
Chief Software Architect of Sutures App – Gamified Gastro-intestinal e-Surgery Simulator (Check it out! )
Research Fellow at the University of Missouri’s Center for Biomedical Informatics.
Chief Design Thinker / Information Architect at Sinclair School of Nursing – HEAR App
visit me and read my blog posts: katusop.com
tweet me: @itskatusop
WELCOME ABOARD!