Transform the way you work
Herrmann International Asia is the regional centre of a global organisation that has worked with over 2 million people. We’ve helped improve the workforce productivity of 97% of Fortune 100 companies.
Transform the way you work
Herrmann International Asia is the regional centre of a global organisation that has worked with over 2 million people. We’ve helped improve the workforce productivity of 97% of Fortune 100 companies.
Herrmann helps organisations unlock the value of their cognitive diversity
Cognitive Diversity isn’t just about background, experiences and opinions, although all of those factors tend to play a part. Fundamentally, it’s about the differences people have in how they prefer to think.
At work, we need diversity of thought and ideas to solve tough problems and make smart decisions. The diversity of thought within organisations is one of the best resources available for thriving in the modern business world. For over 30 years, our clients have used Whole Brain® Thinking to improve productivity, innovation, integration, and inclusion.
Our case studies show how we’ve helped our clients build internal capabilities beyond one-off problem solving to sustain their growth over decades. Hear what some of them have to say.
Business and Not-For-Profit
Whole Brain® Thinking grows productivity by helping managers understand and leverage the unique thinking preferences of project teams, functional groups, and pairs.
The result is that your team will feel connected, understood and engaged.
Consulting
We have worked with consultancies, big and small, across the APAC region over the last 30 years.
Partner with Herrmann and take Whole Brain® Thinking and the HBDI® to your clients. Help them to unlock the diversity of thought within their organisations.
Education
With Whole Brain® Thinking and the HBDI®, educators can gain powerful insights into the way every student learns, then use these insights to develop new methods for increasing engagement.
Encourage students to stretch beyond their comfort zones, embrace cognitive diversity, and improve learning outcomes.