What's your take on flight 5

In the upcoming questions, please rate ideas for upcoming trainings based on how excited you would be to attend.

E-commerce training - Under guidance of an e-commerce expert we work together to solve an existing business problem.

Crisis management - We invite senior leader(s) to speak about how they act and make decisions in the face of an unexpected crisis. Brexit, a product quality issue, etc - How do you manage & lead in such a situation?

Product knowledge - We deep dive in 3-5 top selling SKU's of Unilever Benelux. How is it made? Where are the ingredients sourced? What can it claim? What is the most expensive about it and has the most fluctuating price?

Communication & office politics - Topics like power games, negotiation, your first impression, your communication style.

Creative sprint - Building better and faster: Inspired by Google Ventures' 'Design Sprint' we co-create, prototype and validate a solution to a relevant business problem under guidance of a creative expert.

Building a trade story - Learning the skill and elements of building a great trade story; what data do you use and how do you storytell to convince and negotiate.

Business turnaround - Inviting a senior leader to speak in depth about both the soft and hard side of leading a business turnaround.

Please rank (1-7) the following in order of interest:

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Leading a Business Turnaround Building a Trade Story Creative Thinking Sprint Product Knowledge Communication & Office Politics Crisis Management E-commerce

What would make flight 5 a great learning program for you? Are there any other topics you'd like to go into? Any comments on the set-up? Here's some space to give your input.

Thanks for sharing your opinion!