About Us

Cynthia Hedge, co-founder and CEO of the Center for Creative Solutions

A Message From Our Founder…

We are in a time of continuous and unprecedented change. Only those people and organizations that create, innovate and lead will survive. The status quo means extinction. We at the Center for Creative Solutions Inc. stand ready to help you discover opportunities in a challenging environment. We can help you move forward with training, facilitation and speakers. Our services are designed with you in mind. We tailor our work around your needs. Our process begins with a meeting with you and other people in your organization. Together, we identify your needs and explore how we might assist you. Creativity underlies all our work. Here at CCS, we are “helping people discover creative solutions for their personal, professional, business, organizational and community challenges.” If you want us to share our practical and proven tips, strategies techniques, and other services, please contact us today!


Our Board Members

 

Dale Cooper William Halliar Jane Daley

Board President Board Secretary-Treasurer

Bonnie Schaaf Keri Marrs-Barrón Sophie Koss

Additional board members

CarolAnn Brown

Ester

Bridget Kraemer

Barb Parry


About the picture

Dale Cooper (left) and Bonnie Schaaf (right) of the Center for Creative Solutions at this year’s birthday celebration of Michigan City, Indiana, native, Naomi Anderson. She served her country as a suffragist, temperance leader, civil rights activist and writer. Inspired by her creativity and courage, the Center honored Anderson with the CREO! in 2022.

 

Testimonials

“The Fall Forum was excellent for our staff. There was a lot of engagement, note taking, and smiles. They shared positive comments about training afterwards. It was enjoyable and educational!”
— Sherri Silcox, Former Director of Safe Harbor After-School Program
“I really enjoyed this session! There were a lot of helpful messages that we just need to be reminded of more often. I hope we have more in services like this in the future!”
— Ronnie Newman, local from Pulaski County, Indiana