Highlights: ChiTAG 2014 (Brainy Thinkers)
ChiTAGFair is always a fun experience for our entire family but last year we took a different spin and let our young correspondents interview inventors and company representatives. Because they enjoyed it so much (and everyone else thought it was cool), we decided to do the same again this year!
We had the pleasure of chatting with Gerald “Solutionman” Haman of Brainy Thinkers. Gerald has a couple interesting products, one of which he gives away for free. The first is a tool he invented that help children and adults move through a successful thought process to solve a problem, and the other is a new game that was released on January 1st called Brainy Thinkers.
Want to learn more? Let them know you’d like to see a full rundown of the card game here on SahmReviews! Meanwhile, see what he’s up to by checking him out on Facebook and Twitter.
I love that you like them interview. Great job!
This sounds like a blast. I’d love to go to a conference like this. Very cool.
Brainy thinkers looks like fun! I like that its designed to be played with any number of players, even by yourself! Great brain exercised. 🙂
Great interview and awesome initiative by Brainy Thinkers. I like how they are promoting creative thinking.
This is awesome. I love things that make you think.
PS – I used to want to be an inventor!
I could definitely use a tool to use my whole brain! The deck of cards look like it would be fun to play the game or just to go through the cards to challenge the brain.
Looks like a mind challenging and fun game!
Sounds like there were some great products showcased. I love the idea of using your whole brain. Can’t wait to hear more!
I love the toy fair. It shows all the best toys. I love the interview.
What a fun interview! I loved attending the toy fair in NY a couple of years ago. There were so many great products and fun games.
This is so much fun – your posts and now the conference – we used to take my son to conferences and we all had a great and memorable time – thank you for your share here
What a great idea to let your young correspondents conduct interviews. I bet they loved it. The Brainy game looks promising. Games that teach are so valuable.