What drives American informality, schedules and the desire to combine fun with business? We interview Allyson Stewart-Allen – a renowned advisor, speaker, non-executive director, educator and author of the best-selling book ‘Working with Americ

12 - Scaling Transformative Businesses

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Business growth and scale are undeniably interconnected but differ in a few fundamental ways. The latter can’t be realized without the former, but they are also wholly different measures of a business’s development. To explore this topic furth

11 - How Great Leaders Win Support for Innovative Ideas

Jun 11th, 2019 32m 13s

It’s one thing to come up with ideas and test them in the market. How do you find a way to win the resources and support to bring ideas to life? To find out, we interview Jeff Dyer and Nathan Furr, co-authors of the new book “Innovation Capital

10 - Unlocking Innovation with the Power of Play

May 14th, 2019 22m 58s

Creativity is in high demand in the workplace, both among front-line workers and leadership. But do our current ways of working support innovative, imaginative ideas? Johan Roos believes play nurtures the imagination, so you can put it to more

9 - Lessons From China’s Innovators

Apr 16th, 2019 32m 16s

Chinese innovators are making their mark globally. What can leaders and entrepreneurs around the world learn from the innovation happening in this country? Authors Mark Greeven, George Yip and Wei Wei join us to discuss their new book, "Pioneer

8 - The New Science of Radical Innovation

Mar 14th, 2019 23m 59s

What can science teach us about the qualities of great, innovative leaders? In her new book The New Science of Radical Innovation: The Six Competencies Leaders Need to Win in a Complex World, Dr. Sunnie Giles explains how concepts like neurosci

7 - The Productive Creatives

Feb 20th, 2019 26m 41s

Is it possible to be both constantly creative and constantly productive? In her new book “Hustle and Float: Reclaim Your Creativity and Thrive in a World Obsessed with Work,” Rahaf Harfoush suggests that society’s preoccupation with life hacks,

6 - The Power of Market-Creating Innovation

Jan 16th, 2019 43m 16s

What can leaders and entrepreneurs learn from the effort to solve global poverty? Along with Clayton Christensen, Efosa Ojomo and Karen Dillon are co-authors of The Prosperity Paradox: How Innovation Can Lift Nations Out of Poverty. In this int

5 - The servant leader

Nov 28th, 2018 18m 44s

A veteran of IT management and delivery, Randy Salley has had the opportunity to peek inside many enterprises and see how they run their IT functions. He now advises tech startups who are looking to get a head start in the retail industry. So,

4 - The Great Leveler: Higher Education and Cognitive Agility

Nov 21st, 2018 28m 21s

Is the higher ed system doing a good enough job preparing our next generation of leaders for the demands of the workplace of the future – and, for that matter, the present? We asked Mary Curnock-Cook, an expert on this topic and the former chie

3 - The Right Environment for Innovation

Nov 14th, 2018 41m 33s

Guillaume Alvarez is fascinated by the relationship between people and the places they work. He believes leaders can create a physical environment that is conducive to creativity, as well as the personal wellbeing of their employees and the bus

2- Artificial Intelligence at Work

Nov 7th, 2018 24m 30s

What do business leaders need to know about the future of AI? And, among all the fear-mongering about what AI will or won’t mean for human jobs, how can those leaders ensure they’re keeping humans at the center of this technological revolution?

1 - Anyone can be an entrepreneur. Everyone should try.

Oct 29th, 2018 32m 28s

Are entrepreneurs born, or bred? Can you teach someone how to think like an entrepreneur? What are the most useful skills? When are they useful?To find out, we asked two professors of entrepreneurship and innovation, Joseph Pistrui and Dimo Dim

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