Several years ago, when my nephew enrolled in business school at the University of Southern California, I asked him to ping me whenever the topic of innovation came up. He pinged very little. As an innovation speaker and expert, I’ve long been frustrated with the lack of innovation in the teaching of this increasingly vital topic. The one course he took…
As banks, credit unions and financial institutions of all sorts face the threat of digital disruption, forecasting what the next era of banking might look like – and how to prosper in the new environment – suddenly becomes one of the most important leadership aptitudes an executive can develop. Before my recent keynote presentation at the Illinois Bankers Association annual…
Article first published as Cultivating a Risk-taking Culture: Inside Li & Fung’s Innovation Journey on Forbes.com. When it comes to building a more innovative culture, lots of companies wring their hands. A few actually take bold steps to make it happen. One such organization is Hong Kong-based Li & Fung, which manages the supply chains for hundreds of retailers and brands around the world. With market…
Today we have a treat for you. Cutting edge attention monitoring software, Attently, is just hitting the market and is revolutionizing how we analyze audience engagement for live events. We are fortunate enough to have Eric Solie, CEO and founder, here to tell us a bit more about his incredible technology and his experiences in starting his own business.
How do you know if you’re ready to lead an innovation team? Robert B. Tucker covers this question and more in this interview on developing leaders of innovation.
I recently sat down with Braden to explore the secrets to executing and leading successful initiatives – innovation or otherwise. Read the entire interview:
Allan Ryan is credited with bringing the Innovation Movement to Australia. Nine years ago he got the idea to form a consortium of leading organizations to help companies rethink their basic approach to driving growth through innovation.
In 2011, CEO Scott Raskin turned heads when his company, Mindjet, acquired Spigit, instantly becoming the largest software purveyor in the innovation industry.
