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Innovation is creating new benefits :: Purandar Das08 Aug 202400:26:18

Purandar Das, a two-time CTO and the current CEO of a leading data protection company, shares his insights on redefining innovation in the tech world:

"Innovation is creating a new process, a new product, or a new approach to doing something better—solving a problem that's not been solved before." - Purandar Das

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:56 - What is Innovation?

2:30- The Role of Mobile Technology in Innovation  

3:19- From Physical Media to Streaming: A Case Study  

9:53 -  What Isn't innovation?

11:25 - Innovation, Optimization and AI

13:57- Innovation in Cybersecurity

14:31 - Data security innovation and ransomware protection

20:03 - Evolution of data protection and data governance

23:45 - Advice for future innovators
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Purandar has been a 2x CTO of 2 of the largest marketing services companies & is now the CEO of one of the leading data protection companies; Sotero. Purandar went from Collecting & monetizing personal data to protecting personal data. He made the transition because he was very concerned about the security products on the market & decided they needed a new approach.

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management

Innovation is when solving a problem creates value :: Joia Spooner - Fleming31 Jul 202400:27:00

In a world where the term 'innovation' risks becoming a buzzword, understanding its true essence is crucial. Joia Spooner-Fleming, a seasoned innovation executive with a decades-long track record of developing people and products at Procter & Gamble, joins the show to discuss what innovation looks like in practice.

Throughout the process of transforming ideas into value, it's critical to distinguish invention from innovation. Joia emphasizes that true innovation requires a solution that is not only novel but also significantly improves upon existing alternatives.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:57 - What is Innovation?

2:48 - Market's Feedback Loop

4:53 - Decision Making Process

6:18 - What isn't innovation?

8:11 - Human Curiosity and Solution

9:41 - Organizational Innovation

10:32 - Holistic Innovation Strategy

14:43 - Sustainability Innovation

17:31 - Innovation in Life

25:00 - Advice to Innovators
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Joia Spooner-Fleming is an innovation executive and independent consultant, after a 22 year successful career with P&G.  Most recently she was R&D VP for Gillette.  Joia has a proven track record of transformational innovation leadership and results.  She is adept at partnering with leaders across the business to build unified strategies that capitalize on emerging trends and grow brands. Joia excels at building innovation organizations. She holds a chemical engineering degree from MIT.  Outside her professional life, Joia is a voracious reader, devoted mother of two children, and loves walking with her dog.

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management

Innovation is deep thought, teamwork, and focused opportunity :: Kevin Bailey29 May 202400:37:05

Dive into the world of innovation with Kevin Bailey, a celebrated product designer and expert in hardware market launches. With over three decades of industry leadership, Kevin has empowered over 1,000 entrepreneurs and global firms to transform ideas into tangible, successful products. His approach? Fusing individual talents in a dynamic team to craft uniquely valuable products. Join us in this compelling discussion and share your views: Which is key to innovation success—deep thought, teamwork, or focused opportunity?

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A passionate product designer and business executive, Kevin Bailey helps guide CEO’s, start-ups, and established companies through the maze of product development to a successful, manufacturable physical product fast. After spending over 35 years in design, Kevin is an expert at assessing risk and opportunity when making the hundreds of decisions required to move a vision into a physical product the users will love. Since the late 1980’s Kevin has been on the ground floor of global hardware product innovation, cutting his teeth with Bell Research Lab before moving to Nortel Networks where he worked on the first smartphone development. After founding Design 1st in 1996, Kevin has emerged as one of the most experienced in Canada at stickhandling product development from concept to design, engineering, manufacturing, and go-to market strategies.  

As CEO and President of Design 1st, clients and staff rely on Kevin’s strategic vision to guide funding, market entry and the full suite of development decisions. The company’s results with new product development speaks for itself. More than 1,000 entrepreneurs, start-ups, and global corporations such as Ericsson, Motorola, Acer, Stanley Tools, and Christie Digital have brought product ideas to life under Kevin’s guidance. Kevin is a Professional Engineer, Angel and VC Investor and one of Canada’s leading experts at bringing new hardware products to market.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:54 - What is Innovation?

2:55 - The Role of Teams in Innovation  

6:58 - Examples of Effective Team Models

11:24 - Balancing Competition and Collaboration

18:07 - Facilitating Innovation in Teams

26:09 - Distinction Between Useful Products and Business Viability

29:00 - Constraints and Innovation

32:28 - Advice for Innovators
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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management

Innovation is solving a problem for people :: Brett Simmons23 Jun 202100:34:11

Brett Simmons, Sr. Consultant at OUTLAST Consulting LLC talks on innovation across the entire value chain--with examples from various industries.
 

More about our guest: 

Brett Simmons brings years of experience in warehousing, transportation, and operations in industries such as Mining, Railroad, and Consumer Packaged Goods. Brett uses his unique experience and education to deliver solutions that build on capabilities to offer lasting effects on an organization. Brett further reinforces process excellence and ensures cohesion between planning and structural requirements. You may contact Brett at: brett@outlastllc.com

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Episode Guide:

1:29 - What Is Innovation

2:27 - What Is a Value Chain

3:39 - Innovation vs Day-to-day work

4:20 - Article: The Discovery of Penicillin

7:46 - Incorporating new work as frontline supervisors

8:47 - Understanding failure

12:08 - Rejections at work

12:51 - Chopped: the cooking show and 'baskets'

14:30 - Ron Howard's Apollo 13

16:06 - Innovation is not a job title nor workshop

17:36 - Innovation and constraints

18:54 - Defining Innovation as brothers: from experience and looking back

21:06 - Necessity: Mother of Invention?

22:42 - Learning is about exposure

23:49 - Collaborative environment in learning

25:03 - Fortune 500 companies and Innovation

26:21 - What is not Innovation

30:11 - Advice for innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management. 

Innovation is a skill you can learn :: Grady Powell and Haley Robison Dake16 Jun 202100:41:13

Grady Powell and Haley Robison Dake, collaborators on an innovative learning experience called Metatrack and leaders with distinguished careers as innovators shares their point of view on innovation as a way of viewing the world. 

More about our guests: 

Grady Powell is a future-oriented strategist, executive, and entrepreneur. The founder and CEO of Openfields, a research, strategy, and design firm committed to helping leaders imagine and implement a more creative and just future. He is also co-founder and trustee of Capita, a creative think tank for harnessing the power of big ideas to ensure a future in which all young children and their families flourish. 

Haley Robison Dake advises early-stage companies and teaches at the University of Texas Austin. Previously the CEO at Kammok, an outdoor brand based in Austin, Texas, that designs performance gear to elevate time outside. Haley's most inspired at the intersection of design, business, and education. 

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Episode Guide:

2:10 - What is Innovation

3:07 - Innovation as a skill

4:53 - Engaging in the creative process with Jim Gilmore

5:51 - 2 Types of Innovators

6:46 - Incremental innovation value  

7:34 - Act of courage and stamina

8:12 - Relative value: Incremental vs Revolutionary innovations

10:10 - Work Collaboration  

11:46 - MetaTrack  

14:21 - Equipping People to be lifelong learners

15:41 - If MetaTrack existed years ago...

18:01 - Beauty of Hindsight at work

22:05 - Domain expertise  

23:16 - Hiring 'T-shaped' people

25:46 - Experience, Hobbies, Views, and Innovation

29:40 - Haley's 90 days in Wyoming Wilderness

32:28 - Os Guinness: Contrast is the mother of clarity

35:04 - Advice for Innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management. 

Innovation is solving problems that matter :: Raj De Datta09 Jun 202100:31:06

Raj De Datta, Co-Founder and CEO of Bloomreach, talks on seeker mindset and creating culture in tech-forward business industries.


More about our guest:

Raj De Datta is the Co-Founder and CEO of Bloomreach, the leading digital experience platform for e-commerce that powers brands representing 25% of retail e-commerce in the US and the UK. A multiple-time entrepreneur, before launching Bloomreach, he was entrepreneur-in-residence at Mohr-Davidow Ventures, served as Cisco’s director of product marketing, and was on the founding team of telecom company FirstMark Communications. He also worked in technology investment banking at Lazard Freres. Raj serves on the Council for Player Development for the US Tennis Association, as a Founder Partner at seed-stage venture capital firm Founder Collective and an individual investor in over 20 Silicon Valley start-ups. He holds a BS in Electrical Engineering with a certificate in Public Policy and International affairs from Princeton University and an MBA with distinction from Harvard Business School.

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Episode Guide:

2:13 - What is Innovation

3:33 - Working in labs

5:07 - Technical problem definition vs Consumer back approach

5:33 - Bloomreach

6:42 - Creating Culture from the top-down

8:09 - Consumer Side culture role-modeling

10:24 - Seeker mindset, To-do lists, and Uber

12:27 - Technology: Solving the seeker's problems

13:59 - Tech-forward business industries

15:34 - Solving for reassurance vs solving for information

16:31 - What isn't innovation

17:42 - Creating Cross-functional innovation teams

20:08 - "Product Manager" job titles

22:24 - Incorporating hobbies: Tennis

26:35 - Shaping career through innovation  

28:03 - Advice to innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is bringing possibility to reality :: Heather Wray02 Jun 202100:31:35

Heather Wray talks on Collaboration vs Energy tradeoff, coaching pre-and-post COVID through an innovation outcome and interaction standpoint.


More about our guest:

Heather Wray has over 20 years experience in the field of leadership development as an executive coach, talent management consultant, and sought-after group facilitator. She has worked extensively with high potential and senior leaders and is often sought out for her expertise in design thinking, leadership presence, mindfulness-based emotional intelligence, and navigating complex influence challenges. She is a Certified Integral Coach (New Ventures Wes) and a certified facilitator of the ExperienceChange and ExperienceInnovation simulations. Heather is also a Certified Teacher by the Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute to teach the SIY program, developed at Google, a mindfulness-based program that builds the core emotional intelligence skills needed for peak performance and effective leadership.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

2:10 - What Is Innovation?

2:54 - Coaching is The Innovation of The Human Being: How It Comes Up

5:03 - Running Into Coaching Misconceptions

5:37 - Coming Together: Mindsets, Behaviours, Design Thinking

7:25 - What Does Truth Look Like?  

8:14 - Delivering High-Quality Impact in COVID environments

9:15 - Tradeoff: Collaboration vs Energy

10:25 - Post-COVID: Continuing Virtual or In-person

13:18 - Innovation Standpoint: Outcomes and Interaction

16:34 - Weaving Through Innovation Terms

18:20 - Ashtanga Yoga: Structure, Flow, Creativity, Freedom

23:50 - Energy: An Art

25:56 - Key Skills Diagram of a Coach

26:53 - Fun in Coaching

28:00 - Advice for Innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is more than creativity :: Rob Morgan26 May 202100:26:58

Rob Morgan shares his point of view on marketing strategy, innovation, technology commercialization, and marketing in emerging markets.


More about our guest:

Rob Morgan is a marketing professor at the University of Alabama and directs the STEM Path to the MBA and CREATE Path to the MBA programs. Rob attended pharmacy school at the University of Kansas, completed his MBA at the University of Dallas, and his PhD in business at Texas Tech University. Rob researches and teaches marketing strategy, innovation, technology commercialization, and marketing in emerging markets.

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Episode Guide:

1:39 - What is Innovation

2:43 - Creativity, Innovation, Solutions

4:06 - What isn't innovation

7:10 - Current Academic Programs

10:32 - 5-year program

12:52 - innovation is what drives the growth in our economy

13:38 - How the academic projects are decided

15:43 - State differences in accessibilities

17:54 - Insights from having both programs

20:21 - Career shaped by Innovation

22:36 - Advice to innovators

24:54 - Generational difference with future innovators 

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is making new connections :: Mark Jeffreys13 May 202100:32:48

Mark Jeffreys, Founder & CEO of 4Sight, talks on how connection and inner peace plays a role in innovation both in the private and public sector.


More about our guest:

Mark is the Founder & Chief Executive Officer of 4Sight, and an award-winning, seasoned Senior Executive & start-up Founder with more than 25 years of success delivering profitable sales growth for some of the world’s most visible brands. His experience spans consumer packaged goods, food manufacturing, home furnishing, non-profit, government and start-up as well as across geographies – having lived & worked in Asia, Europe and North America. 4Sight was born out of Mobile Agent Now as clients from Procter & Gamble and Clorox to Nestle and Energizer saw value in mining their reviews (and those of competitors) for actionable insights. Mark has held positions with go Vibrant (a non-profit that he founded, and is still Chair of the Board), the Cincinnati Parks Foundation, the Carnegie Visual & Performing Arts Center, and the University of Chicago Alumni Committee.

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Episode Guide:

2:34 - What is Innovation

3:47 - Connection and inner peace

7:03 - 4Sight: Discovering truth

09:12 - Marketer by Training  

12:34 - Dealing with "customer is always right"  

14:14 - What Isn't Innovation

15:34 - Consumer Fatigue

16:32 - Setting up your benchmarks

18:29 - Working with Pampers

20:19 - NGO: Vibrant

25:24 - Working for the government sector

27:18 - Positively impacting people's lives

28:35 - Advice for future innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is activating insights :: Johnmark Oudersluys06 May 202100:32:28

Johnmark Oudersluys, Executive Director of CityLink Center (Cincinnati), discusses the importance of energy and activating energy to spark change in your community, re-aligning your values and professional life. 


More about our guest:

CityLink Center’s Executive Director is Johnmark Oudersluys, a former corporate strategist with a passion for creating large-scale solutions for critical social issues. At CityLink, Johnmark has led the formation of a scalable, integrated center that breaks down barriers for Greater Cincinnati’s unemployed and the working poor to progress out of poverty. Cincinnati has been home for 15+years during which engagement with community has led to deep friendships, the opportunity to meet an amazing wife and start a family, and a profound appreciation for our city.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

1:32 - What Is Innovation

2:56 - Importance of Energy and Energy Activation  

8:22 - Moments of resistance

12:27 - Citylink  

13:55 - Crafting a personal mission statement

14:28 - Rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina

16:08 - Leading Citylink Center

19:10 - Program rich - System poor

21:40 - What's next for Citylink Center

22:12 - Fundamental issues as a sector

25:17 - Innovation: Unnatural?  

29:07 - Advice to future innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is discovering what works best and bringing it to the table :: Grace Nicolette30 Apr 202100:29:35

Grace Nicolette, Vice President at the Center for Effective Philanthropy talks innovation in the world of charitable giving.


More about our guest:

Grace Chiang Nicolette, Vice President of Programming and External Relations, works closely with the President on the organization’s partnerships, outreach efforts, communications, and innovative programming, including oversight of CEP’s biennial conference for foundation executives. Prior to this role, Grace was a manager on CEP’s Assessment team, where she led the marketing, creation, and presentation of CEP’s benchmarking assessments for individual foundations. Grace is a frequent speaker at conferences and to the foundation and nonprofit boards and staff on topics of philanthropic effectiveness and also philanthropy in China.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

2:00 - What Is Innovation

2:13 - The aspect of discovery

2:48 - Which is tougher: discovery or bringing to the table?

4:39 - Bringing in the resources vs building a bridge to connect?

6:17 - Philanthropists and the business world: Outcomes and Approches

6:30 - The Center for Effective Philanthropy

8:16 - How does the Center function

12:22 - Measuring success and impact as an organization  

15:04 - A mirror to other foundations

17:56 - Following the science of research

18:37 - Working with different foundations and industries

21:59 - Experiences with working for non-profits

27:20 - Advice to future innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is a new solution to an old problem :: Dr. Robin Gaster23 Apr 202100:45:12

Dr. Robin Gaster, President of Incumetrics, Inc., a data and program evaluation consultancy, and author of Behemoth, Amazon Rising: Power and Seduction in the Age of Amazon share his take on innovation at Amazon and beyond.


More about our guest:

Robin Gaster, PhD is a visiting scholar at George Washington University Institute for Public Policy and the President of Incumetrics, Inc., a data and program evaluation consultancy that serves clients seeking to understand the intersection of technology, innovation, economics, and politics. From 2004-2014, Dr. Gaster was the lead researcher and principal writer on a 13-volume series of reports published by the National Academies of Science and Engineering on the U.S. government’s premier innovation program for small businesses, as well as for a major report on the Manufacturing Extension Partnership.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

1:58 - What Is Innovation  

2:25- Invention vs Innovation

4:13 - Working with the government and Small Business Innovation Awards

4:57 - Problem of getting into the market

5:55 - Inventive people and being linear

9:38 - Great Man Theory and the multibillion founders of modern culture

11:12 - Is there regression in Amazon?

12:51 - Amazon, Innovation, Consumer-centric

14:20 - AWS, innovation and internet giant

17:30 - AWS and Amazon

16:5 - Amazon and digital privacy

21:36 - Secrecy of corporations

21:55 - Regulating Amazon? Understanding websites

23:13 - Antitrust and court-proceedings

25:12 - Protecting consumers from predatory retailers

26:08 - Sunlight and Dogmatic traditions

26:54 - Book: Amazon Rising

28:57 - Judo and Amazon business decisions

29:52 - Amazon Prime's 2-day free shipping

30:40 - Customer-centric: Caring or obsession?  

31:45 - Flywheel approach

33:02 - Going into advertising

35:06 - Groceries, Healthcare, Alexa, and Opportunities

36:34 - Amazon's Ring and working with police departments

37:21 - Collateral Damage and pervasiveness

39:58 - One goal focus

41:17 - 150 years of change from the 'race to the bottom'  

42:12 - A proposed reset with corporate overloads

42:40 - Information access and new sets of standards

43:05 - Advice to innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is defined by the customer :: David A. Fields15 Apr 202100:34:50

David A. Fields, consultant, speaker, and best-selling author, shares his customer-centric viewpoint which makes for unique insights into how your products and services can consistently deliver value.


More about our guest:

Consultant, speaker, and best-selling author David A. Fields helps in building consulting practices that are lucrative and lifestyle-friendly. He’s the author of Amazon’s highest-rated book on the business of consulting and has guided consultancies ranging from hundreds of millions of dollars down to one-person startups.

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Episode Guide:

1:03 - What Is Innovation

1:33 - Innovation as an improvement vs Innovation as breakthrough

4:56 - Different kinds of innovation

5:34 - Four Box Worldview and Consulting Business

8:20 - Innovation as a portfolio  

10:20 - Innovation application on product-service industry  

13:16 - Evolutionary vs Revolutionary

14:32 - Portfolio vs Product Distinction

15:16 - What isn't innovation

15:57 - Working with Kodak

17:10 - Looking out the window vs Listening inside the walls

17:51 - Patent Offices

20:46 - Developing frameworks and models

23:33 - Stepping back and recalibration

29:27 - Advice to future innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is a methodology for establishing successful ideas that create value :: Reggie James22 May 202400:32:36

In this episode of the "What is Innovation?" podcast, host Jared Simmons speaks with marketing expert Reggie James, founder of Digital Clarity. Reggie discusses how AI, analytics, and innovative branding redefine digital marketing. This episode is a great introduction to why innovation strategy is essential for thriving in today's market.

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Reggie James is a distinguished expert in marketing and digital strategy, renowned for driving transformative results for organizations. With over three decades of experience, Reggie has witnessed and actively contributed to the evolution of digital marketing, playing a pivotal role in shaping business models in today's digital-driven landscape. His expertise extends beyond traditional strategies, incorporating cutting-edge technologies like AI, analytics, and brand elevation. As the founder of Digital Clarity, Reggie leads a pioneering consultancy that empowers businesses to achieve their marketing goals. The company, known for its strategic insights and innovative use of technologies, stands at the forefront of driving marketing change and creating lasting value for its clients. Reggie's unparalleled experience and innovative approach have been instrumental in shaping numerous organizations through strategic marketing, advertising, and digital solutions.
 

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

1:18 - What is Innovation?

3:01 - Communication Challenges in Organizations

4:40 - Innovation and dynamic processes

6:55 - Innovation through the years

7:56 - Changes in Marketing and Innovation Post-Pandemic

9:50 - AI and Its Impact on Business

15:01 - Impact of External Factors on Innovation

18:52 - Innovation in Ogranizations and importance of culture and values

25:28 - Simplifying Complex Processes

28:24 - Intellectual Humility in Innovation

29:11 - Advice to Innovators
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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management

Innovation is seeing a gap...and filling it :: James Marable31 Mar 202100:37:59

James Marable shares his experience as both an entrepreneur and corporate employee giving him unique insight on what innovation means.


More about our guest:

James Marable is a marketing strategist, entrepreneur, and community advocate based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Professionally, James has 15 years of experience in social media strategy and implementation, employer branding, media production, product development, design, project management, promotional strategy, and event planning. 

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Episode Guide:

1:42 - What Is Innovation

3:38 - Innovation is a bit of a gap for companies

5:10 - Self-Authenticity  

6:05 - Importance of Action Points

6:26 - Jumping in and taking a seat at the table

9:17 - Clothing Store: Original Thought Required

10:58 - Working with people

13:45 - Personal Development

18:51 - What Innovation Isn't

19:35 - The Social Media Approach

21:21 - Working in the corporate space

22:47 - Repositioning as the new corporate structure

25:16 - Can anyone be an entrepreneur?  

28:34 - Companies in America and revenue

30:33 - Manager vs CEO

31:06 - Dame Dash

31:51 - Autonomy in achieving life goals

33:58 - Structure attributions

35:00 - Advice to future innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is positive disruption :: Parker Meeks11 Mar 202100:35:10

Parker Meeks,  Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) at Hyzon Motors, shares his view of innovation as both an operator and advisor in the industry makes for unique insights.


More about our guest:

Parker Meeks is a proven senior operating executive with more than 15 years of experience driving transformational change via strategic growth, operating performance, acquisition strategy & integration, and culture formation in field services-oriented businesses across design & construction end markets, including infrastructure, industrials, electric power, energy transition and oil, gas & chemicals, with demonstrable success at the global and national organizational scale in a variety of ownership environments (PE-backed, public, privately held). He has most recently held full P&L responsibility for a nationwide 900 person design and construction management business in transportation and water resources within TRC, a leading provider of technology-led integrated design, construction management, and environmental services to the electric power, infrastructure, industrial and commercial markets.

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Episode Guide:

2:17 - What is Innovation

3:15 - What is "Progress"

6:20 - Design Construction

7:49 - Small group vs big group disruptors

8:52 - Early forms of Design and Construction Technology

13:59 - Bringing in value

15:26 - How the innovation can help despite frictions

19:07 - Innovation and difficult choices

20:58 - Deploying mindsets in a decentralized organization

23:54 - Conversations in Digital Technology

27:22 - Is innovations about eliminating constraints?

28:17 - Advice to future innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is doing new things with confidence :: Jeff Wiguna03 Mar 202100:35:53

Jeff Wiguna,  Co-Founder of Kuju Coffee, describes how confidence and bravery boost innovation in music and business.


More about our guest:

Prior to brewing up Kuju, Jeff was sales & marketing director at Good Paper, a fair trade consumer goods company, where he led a turnaround from declining sales to national distribution at Whole Foods Market. Jeff is passionate about building brands that have a scaled and relevant impact on the world. His favorite Kuju? "I love all of them, literally. But if I had to pick - Single Origin Papua New Guinea on the daily and Bold Awakening for when I need a real pick me up." His favorite brew: Single Origin Papua New Guinea His favorite place to indulge in it: Anywhere with a view.

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Episode Guide:

1:50 - What Is Innovation

3:40 - Target in itself

5:20 - Overplaying in Music and Business

6:02 - Trying to impress

6:19 - Adding bravery and sense of humanity

6:44 - Destructive products

8:00 - Bill Evans' intentionality and building on

9:12 - Human temptation of trying to impress

9:32 - Making connections than impressions

9:40 - Impression by definition

9:54 - Jazz Improv

11:09 - Human nature: impressing and 'woodshedding'

11:53 - Leading with a hard part as a business

12:34 - "Are we connecting with what we wanted to do in the beginning?"  

13:07 - Focusing on Brand Message

13:44 - Cap table and institutional fundings

14:09 - Staying true and building on as a VC

15:00 - Bravery: connotation of positive ends

20:12 - Innovation is a form of change

22:07 - Innovation like a jazz solo

29:23 - Art of listening

30:00 - Staying true to form

32:51 - What is not innovation

33:37 - Advice to Future Innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is bringing the past into the future :: Buzz Amato25 Feb 202100:35:14

Buzz Amato, an independent producer, writer, arranger, & keyboardist with over 40 years in the music industry, talks on innovation in the music industry—including how it’s made, sold, and consumed


More about our guest:

Buzz has appeared on more than 150 CDs as a performer or producer. In 2000, Buzz created Amatones Music which focuses on independent production and film scoring. He has composed music for CNN, Delta Airlines, The Discovery Channel, the Weather Channel as well as for film and TV. His orchestration skills provided him the opportunity to score 2 pieces for jazz pianist Bob Thompson and the West VA Symphony Orchestra.

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Episode Guide:

2:17 - What Is Innovation

3:31 - History of Music and Technology

4:13 - Church music restrictions

5:18 - Legend Pianists

5:44 - Sound signature evolution  

8:30 - Les Paul and Wes Montgomery  

11:02 - Music in Innovation: Never finished

13:47 - Radios and selling records

15:18 - Impact of compartmentalization on music evolution  

19:15 - Resurgence of record players and albums

22:00 - Copyright law of 1976  

24:00 - Fair Music Act and online streaming  

26:05 - Record labels and Napster  

28:04 - Protection: A Human tendency

29:04 - Lessons from Curtis Mayfield

32:55 - Advice for future innovators

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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is taking a leap :: Dr. Maria Lucia Madariaga17 Feb 202100:26:48

Dr. Maria Lucia Madariaga talks about her passion for discovery, research, and patient care.


More about our guest:

Maria Lucia Madariaga, a general thoracic and lung transplant surgeon. She is also the principal investigator of the Organ Perfusion Laboratory and a founding member of the Complex Airway Center at the University of Chicago. 

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Episode Guide:

1:46 - What Is Innovation  

2:25 - What Isn't Innovation  

2:57 - Being one-to-one

4:55 - Big and small leaps  

6:19 - Establishing trust with patients

8: 02 - Smoking dependency

10:26 - Physician Burnout

11:11 - Helping out Physicians  

13:37 - Organ Perfusion Laboratory

17:37 - Connecting the dots and step-by-steps

24:24 - Advice to future innovators

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Innovation is valued risk :: Jeb Bell11 Feb 202100:29:40

Jeb Bell, President of Equipment Controls Company, shares his unique definition of innovation and how looks to help his industry stay relevant in the current social impact environment for fossil fuels.


More about our guest:

Jeb Bell is the third generation President of Equipment Controls Company. Founded in 1965, we are an independent, specialty distributor of Measurement and Control products and solutions for natural gas. Our Markets include Natural Gas Distribution Companies. Gas Transmission pipelines and industrial/commercial. We have sales/distribution offices in Norcross, Ga, Houston, Tx. Indianapolis, In. and Salt Lake City, Ut.

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Episode Guide:

1:30 - What is Innovation?

2:08 - Meaning of value

4:47 - Becoming a sales organization

6:16 - Meter mountain elections  

7:45 - Fossil Fuel industry now

9:25 - Innovations' social implications  

10:14 - Driving internal change

12:52 - What isn't Innovation?

15:53 - History of Equipment Controls Company

25:27 - "Modern day traffic light"

27:23 - Advice for future innovators

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Innovation is about development and execution :: Alexander Mammen03 Feb 202100:25:41

Alexander Mammen, founder of Heritage Growth Partners,  shares his unique definition of innovation and how he applies it to creating true partnerships with entrepreneur-owners.


More about our guest:

Alex Mammen founded Heritage Growth Partners in 2014 with the goal of creating true partnerships with entrepreneur-owners, built on long-term thinking, shared values and mutual alignment of interests. He brings 25+ years of private equity, investment banking, commercial lending and family business experience to Heritage, and has completed over 70 M&A and financing transactions valued in excess of $7 billion. Throughout his career, Alex has served as a trusted advisor to a variety of private and public companies, including a number of founder and family-owned businesses. At Heritage, he focuses on identifying and investing in private companies, leading structuring and diligence, and advising and serving management teams in achieving their growth objectives.

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Episode Guide:

1:50 – What is Innovation

3:07 - Innovation in Heritage Growth Partners

6:00 – Vision and execution 

7:23 - Cycle and Business evolution

8:34 - Industry-sector investment and innovation

9:10 – 5 areas to look into

9:18 - Food sector

9:42 - Distribution

10:13 - Repair and Maintenance

10:29 - Training and Education  

11:09 - Retail and Consumer

11: 54 - Consumer-driven, Geographically driven, and sticky elements

19: 25 - Roomate Business

22:19 - Advice for innovators

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Innovation is helping people thrive :: David Metcalf27 Jan 202100:26:37

David Metcalf talks about his unique view of innovation and its impact, on society at large -- that reflects his range of experiences in corporate strategy, law, financial services, and education.

 

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Episode Guide:

1:49 - What is Innovation

2:30 - What is THRIVING?

5:00 - Meaning and Innovation

7:45 - How-focused, Who-focused, and WHY-focused

13:35 - 80% of adult-waking hours

14:00 - Purpose and Dignity in work and in life

15:00 - Operating better to become the people we were meant to be

17:01 - Shifting values

19:00 - Re-engineering ability

22:56 - Advice to Innovators

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Innovation is a means to an end...not an end in itself :: Peet van Biljon21 Jan 202100:43:10

Peet van Biljon, the founder of BMNP Strategies LLC, shares his thoughts on innovation, as well as some historical context for the way we view innovation today.

More about our guest:

Peet van Biljon advises clients on innovation strategy, new product development (NPD), and R&D transformation. He serves clients in all sectors, but has particularly deep expertise in the high-tech, electronics, software, and advanced manufacturing industries. Peet is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, where he teaches a graduate course on Innovation and Public Policy. He was formerly a management consultant at McKinsey & Company and managed McKinsey's global innovation practice. He has held executive positions in several companies internationally. 

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Episode Guide:

1:30 - What Is Innovation

3:00 - Creative and Analytical process

3:59 - Innovation as a social enterprise

6:14 - Ambidextrous learning

7:54 - Humans, Uncertainty, Creativity, and Innovation

9:10 - Peter Drecker: Systematic innovation

11:02 - What Isn't Innovation

12:34 - Mid-20th century definition of Innovation

13:10 - Elements before Innovation

16:17 - Research and Development vs Innovation

17:55 - Entrepreneurs' creative disruption

19:53 - Management thinking on innovation over the years

23:22 - Theories for Innovation by entrepreneurs

23:58 - Samuel Palmisano's "If you don't innovate, you're in commodity hell"  

25:00 - Karl Marx 

25:32 - Peter Drecker: Innovation and corporations in a systemic way

31:38 - Public and private sectors on risk tolerances

35:54 - "Why do you want to innovate?"

38:25 - Collaborative effort and leadership, healthy organization environment

41:05 - A triathlon or decathlon?

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Innovation is open to interpretation :: Ahmed Hashmi13 Jan 202100:34:19

Ahmed Hashmi, our first guest host takes on the opportunity to pull a reverse uno card and asks Jared on his own view of Innovation. 

More about our guest: 

Ahmed Hashmi, a senior at the University of Texas studying Management Information Systems.

Episode guide

1:56 - Innovation at risk of losing its meaning entirely

4:02 - What is Innovation

7:40 - Shifting from solving problem first into a problem first solution

11:08 - OUTLAST Consulting: Coaches of Color program

11:58 - One on one coaching environment: Best environment

15:42 - Creating an environment that leads to valued context with innovation and design  

21:19 - Personality tests' holistic innovation

26:45 - World of design-thinking

29:41 - Need for professional development

30:05 - Availability in the corporate world

33:40 - Reframing organizational priorities and mentalities

35:20 - Coaches of Color mission

Innovation is a purposeful commitment to change consumer behavior :: Niara Nicholas15 May 202400:32:00

Niara Nicholas has led marketing and technical teams across globally recognized consumer product giants, including P&G, Johnson & Johnson, and Estee Lauder. Her leadership has been pivotal in pioneering novel commercial and product frameworks, strategically amplifying product reach and identifying lucrative growth avenues—both adjacent and forward-looking. Niara's mission is deeply entrenched in sharing her proficiency in consumer insights, marketing, innovation, and strategic foresight to empower brands in delivering enduring value to consumers and stakeholders alike. Her unwavering commitment lies in enabling brands to navigate the evolving landscape by marrying insight-driven strategies with a relentless pursuit of innovation.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:46 - What is Innovation?

1:38 - What isn't Innovation?

3:03 - Turning sparked invention to innovation

5:27 - Missing link between innovation and invention

7:27 - Identifying importance and understanding intersection

8:48 - The beauty industry

11:27 - The "N of one"

14:55 - Brand attributes

16:16 - Brand authenticity and innovation

21:17 - Consumer perception and product development

27:31 - Commitment and consumer communication

29:23 - Advice to innovator
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Innovation is a mindset :: Tim Schumm18 Dec 202000:30:50

Tim Schumm, Founder and President of Lucas James Talent Partners, shares how innovation works in the talent acquisition industry.

More about our guest: 

Tim Schumm

Founder and President of Lucas James Talent Partners

Episode guide

What Is Innovation 

Recruiting Industry

Founding Lucas James

Government Staffing

Business within a Business with autonomy

Flexible cost-per-hire

Incentivizing and fees

Brokerage and marketplace model

Role of empathy

Outside the mainstream

Future of Recruiting-Process Outsourcing

Continuous Improvement Mindset

Advice for Innovators

Comfort Zones

Innovation is more than invention :: Robyn Bolton11 Dec 202000:33:26

Robyn Bolton, Founder and Chief Navigator at MileZero, explains how innovation differs from invention and how innovation works for intrapreneurs in large companies.  

More about our guest: 

Robyn Bolton, 

Founder and CEO of MileZero

Episode guide

1:35 -  What is Innovation

2:11 - "Something"

2:55  - "Different"

3:38 - "Creates Value"

4:42 - Types of Value Creation

5:57 - What isn't Innovation

6:56 - Invention vs Innovation

9:55 - Laboratory Creations

12:00 - Value in the Corporate-side

16:16 - Value of Learning and Value of Dollars

19:05 - Aspects of Honesty

22:03 - Corporate Intrapreneur vs Entrepreneur

22:41 - Accidental Entrepreneurship

25:16 - Success Rate of Corporate Intrapreneurs

27:10 - Heart, Head, Guts

30:02 - Advice to Innovators

Featuring:

Robyn Bolton, Founder and CEO of MileZero

Host:

Jared Simmons (@outlastllc), Founder and Principal at OUTLAST Consulting LLC

Thanks:

Theme: “This Must Be Heaven” by Buzz Amato

Editing and Production: Buzz Amato

Marketing and Visuals: Naomie Oplado

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Innovation is creativity with impact :: Mike Ross03 Dec 202000:30:00

Mike Ross, Founder, and CEO at Juniper explains how creativity and fear impact innovation.

More about our guest: 

Mike Ross, Founder and CEO of Juniper

Episode guide

1:50 - What Is Innovation

1:42 - Creativity with Impact

4:15 - What Is Not Innovation

4:27 - Ambiguous Impact and Mistakes

12:14 - Innovation as an Organization

13:50 - Experimentation

16:05 - Danger of Separate Innovation Hubs

16:55 - Innovation is a Trojan Horse

19:50 - Stability and Innovation

22:57 - Fear Impediments

27:15 - Advice to Innovators

Featuring:

Mike Ross, Founder and CEO of Juniper

Host:

Jared Simmons (@outlastllc), Founder and Principal at OUTLAST Consulting LLC

Thanks:

Theme: “This Must Be Heaven” by Buzz Amato

Editing and Production: Buzz Amato

Marketing and Visuals: Naomie Oplado

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Innovation is about growth and contribution :: Karl Preissner26 Nov 202000:33:29

Karl Preissner, Director for Equity and Inclusion at Procter & Gamble, shares insights on innovation in the nonprofit, for-profit, and equity and inclusion spaces.

More about our guest: 

Karl Preissner, Director for Equity and Inclusion at Procter & Gamble

Episode guide

1:40 - What Is Innovation

3:00 - Innovation In Different Fields

4:28 - Ideas vs Innovation

4:44 - What Is Not Innovation

5:50 - Outcome-Focused Innovation

7:00 - Growth and Contribution

9:10 - Building Today For Tomorrow

13:47  - Paradoxical interconnectivity

16:55 - Innovation and Outcomes

21:32 - Innovation in The Quality-Inclusion Space

23:30 - Insider and Outsider Groups

25:50 - Virtual Reality as a Vehicle Of Empathy  

29:08 - Advice for Innovators

29:57 - Teamwork, Trust, Team players

Featuring:

Karl Preissner, Director for Equity and Inclusion at Procter & Gamble

Host:

Jared Simmons (@outlastllc), Founder and Principal at OUTLAST Consulting LLC

Thanks:

Theme: “This Must Be Heaven” by Buzz Amato

Editing and Production: Buzz Amato

Marketing and Visuals: Naomie Oplado

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Innovation is about moving humanity forward :: Annabel Mendez18 Nov 202000:32:07

Annabel Mendez, founder of Aromalief Vegan Pain Relief Creams, shares how to shift from a problem-focused self into an outcome-focused self.

More about our guest: 

Annabel Mendez, Founder of Aromalief Vegan Pain Relief Creams. 

Episode guide

1:17 -  What is Innovation?

2:33 - Expanding the definition of Innovation

4:51 - What Isn't Innovation

8:04 - Innovation From A Scientific Standpoint 

8:45 - Problem-focused and outcome-focused (A 2005 or 2020 Annabel) 

13:31 - Uncertain vs. Unknowable

15:19 - Becoming An Entrepreneur

16:42 - Launching Her Business 

24:21 - The importance of support In An "Emotional" Business

25:12 - Dealing With Business Problems

27:36 - Advice To Innovators

29:37 - Staying True To Oneself And Your Business

 

Featuring:

Annabel Mendez, Founder of Aromalief Vegan Pain Relief Creams. 

Host:

Jared Simmons (@outlastllc), Founder and Principal at OUTLAST Consulting LLC

Thanks:

Theme: “This Must Be Heaven” by Buzz Amato

Editing and Production: Buzz Amato

Marketing and Visuals: Naomie Oplado

 

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Innovation is looking at the same problem through a different lens :: Johnny Howze III10 Nov 202000:29:20

Johnny Howze III, VP of Supply Chain Management at Southern Company shares the importance of paradigms in Innovation. 

More about our guest: 

Johnny Howze III,  

Vice President Supply Chain Management - Gas, Generation, and Services at Southern Company

Episode guide

0:00 - Intro

1:41 - "What is Innovation?"

3:00 - Innovation is not using the same formula

4:25 - View from different lenses

5:10 - Lens on work

7:32 - No "one way" to learn

9:26 - Serving customers through Innovation

13:43 - Growing with and through responsibility

18:23 - Paradigms in life

22:40 - Can you innovate alone?

25:50 - Tips from Johnny 

28:05 - Winning tomorrow by winning today

 

Featuring:

Johnny Howze III,  Vice President Supply Chain Management - Gas, Generation, and Services at Southern Company

Host:

Jared Simmons (@outlastllc), Founder and Principal at OUTLAST Consulting LLC

Thanks:

Theme: “This Must Be Heaven” by Buzz Amato

Editing and Production: Buzz Amato

Marketing and Visuals: Naomie Oplado

 

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Innovation is new ways of thinking that become new ways of doing :: Wendy Nunnelley03 Nov 202000:21:05

Wendy Nunnelley, SVP of Global Growth at Diageo, explains the difference between Internal and External Innovation and the role of 'Inbetweeners'

More about our guest: 

Wendy Nunnelley

SVP of Global Growth at Diageo, and an active angel investor, advisor, and board member for consumer goods startups.

Episode guide

0:00 - Intro

1:24 - What is Innovation?

1:52 - Internal and External Innovation  

2:26 - Is it an idea or innovation?

3:19 - Innovation shows up on the Shelf

6:29 - Internal Innovation Processes

9:53 - Product Positioning

14:11 - Customer and Retailer's perspective

16:07 - "Inbetweeners"

18:26 - Who are you as an Innovator? 

 

Featuring:

Wendy Nunnelley, SVP of Global Growth at Diageo, advisor to Springdale Ventures, and board member of Naturally Austin.

Host:

Jared Simmons (@outlastllc), Founder and Principal at OUTLAST Consulting LLC

Thanks:

Theme: “This Must Be Heaven” by Buzz Amato

Editing and Production: Buzz Amato

Marketing and Visuals: Naomie Oplado

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Innovation is doing... not talking :: Hung Nguyen27 Oct 202000:25:49

Hung Nguyen, professional development coach, and leader in BP talent management, offers her unique perspective on innovation, including the importance of curiosity and passion for what you do.

More about our guest: 

Hung Nguyen, professional development coach and leader in BP talent management, offers her perspective on what innovation is...and isn’t. Her deep expertise and unique sense of humor are on full display as she discusses her perspective on the future of talent management, the role of curiosity in innovation, and the connection between innovation and frayed clothing.

Episode guide

2:30 - Innovation is about creativity and trying new things

4:11 - innovation in the corporate world

7:13 - What isn't innovation

12:03 - Right people, right team, right roles 

13:35 - Innovation at BP

18:47 Different standpoints

23:04 - Advice for future Innovators

Featuring:

Hung Nguyen (@misshungnguyen), professional development coach and leader in BP Talent Management.

Host:

Jared Simmons (@outlastllc), Founder and Principal at OUTLAST Consulting LLC

More to explore:

Fun fact: Hung and her husband Chee were contestants on Season 32 of the Amazing Race! Follow their journey

The book with the story about tall basketball players: The Undoing Project: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds

Careers at BP

A song about unraveling sweaters

Thanks:

Theme: “This Must Be Heaven” by Buzz Amato

Editing and Production: Buzz Amato

Marketing and Visuals: Naomie Oplado

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LinkedIn

Twitter

Innovation is creating change :: Helene Cahen03 Apr 202400:29:28

🎙️ Dive into the realm of innovation with Helene Cahen, founder of Fire Up Innovation Consulting, on this week's episode of "What is Innovation?" Discover how innovation intertwines with creativity, navigating the evolving landscape of the modern world. Seeking inspiration for your innovation journey? Tune in for Helene's invaluable advice and insights! 

Know more about her here:

Visit Helene's website at www.fireupinnovation.com where you can:

  • Schedule a free consultation
  • Sign up for her monthly newsletter
  • Buy the book now and sign up for the readers club via QR code in the book. You'll be invited to a complementary coached five-week challenge workshop
  • Find a sneak peek of the first chapter

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:49 - What is Innovation?

4:12 - Innovation in the changing world

5:07 - Artificial Intelligence: Tool, regulation, leading companies

9:18 - AI, Innovation, Government Regulations and Politics

11:38 - Collaborative regulation

12:47 - Innovation in Artificial Intelligence

17:06 - Innovation for Professional Development or Self-leadership

19:46 - Creating a team profile dynamic

26:06 - Advice to Innovators
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Innovation is the practice of bringing new things to life :: Katrin Zimmerman13 Mar 202400:30:11

🎙️ Join us for this week's episode with Katrin Zimmerman, CEO of TLGG USA, on "What is Innovation?"

Katrin shares her perspective on innovation types—evolutionary vs. revolutionary—and dives into innovation portfolios, values, and the delicate balance between investment and ROI. She also offers advice on navigating innovation cycles, confronting AI resistance, and applying innovation across various industries.

What's the impact of 'today's money' on innovation? Considering their innovation portfolios and values, how should companies balance investment and ROI?

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Katrin launched TLGG’s New York office. As Managing Director, she is responsible for consulting services with global clients. At TLGG, Katrin has served and mentored clients on business strategy, digital transformation, marketing transformation and innovation up to the C-suite. Prior to joining TLGG, Katrin co-created the Lufthansa Innovation Hub (named as best digital lab by Capital Magazine in 2017 and 2018) with global responsibility for business innovation where she developed ventures in the services and mobility field from Seoul to Berlin. She has a deep knowledge of digital marketing and growth hacking techniques which enabled new ventures to scale quickly and incumbent players to strategically maximize their ROI.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:49 - What is Innovation?

1:20 - Defining "New"

2:53 - Innovation portfolio and values: Investment vs ROI

4:33 - Innovation cycles and evolution

6:59 - Artificial Intelligence: resistance, fear, and legislation  

9:57 - Nuclear power, AI, and GMO

13:04 - Innovation for cross functional teams and environments

15:22 - Innovation cycles in modern large organizations

18:50 - Innovation in different industries, consumer expectations, and Wall Street expectations

24:28 - Katrin's impact to companies

26:44 - Money and Innovation

28:08 - Advice to Innovators
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Innovation is novelty with impact :: Janice Fraser28 Feb 202400:40:47

This week,  delve into the world of innovation with us on “What is Innovation?” together with Janice Fraser, an innovation expert and author. Explore the challenges of intrapreneurship and entrepreneurship, including imposter syndrome, and uncover the pivotal roles of courage and confidence in venture funding.  

More about our guest:

Janice Fraser built a storied career in Silicon Valley as a startup founder, product manager, and confidante for entrepreneurs and enterprise executives alike. From creating the second-ever personal interface to the web in the early days of Netscape, to leading the world’s first user experience firm, Janice has often found herself “sitting at the bleeding edge and making it boring” by figuring out how to make the latest evolutions repeatable, useful, and commonplace. 

Janice currently supports “VLOs” (very large organizations) including P&G in becoming more innovative and agile. She also guides several venture-funded startup companies, federal government entities, and non-profit organizations, helping them do more with less, make bold moves and achieve extraordinary results. She sits on the board of the Ohio University Entrepreneur Center and served on The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine workshop committee focused on the innovation ecosystem for NASA. 

Over the years, Janice has been a guest lecturer at Harvard Business School, Berkeley HAAS School of Business, Kellogg School of Management, and Stanford, among others. Drawing on her almost three decades of coaching hundreds of leaders and teams to achieve success, Janice is a sought-after speaker offering audiences around the world the opportunity to learn from her experiences and sharpen their leadership skills, build stronger teams, make meaningful progress quickly, and drive business transformation. Her exuberant big-stage keynotes and practical, empathetic brown-bag talks have become cult favorites. 

She is the coauthor of Farther, Faster, and Far Less Drama: How to Reduce Stress and Make Extraordinary Progress Wherever You Lead (April 2023), which outlines a groundbreaking framework for modern leadership that empowers greater alignment and quicker decision-making.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:54 - What is Innovation?

3:39 - Intentionality and routinization

5:08 - Progress and taking space

7:33 - Detrimental aggressive optimism

11:59 - Teaching, impassioned optimism, and the business bestseller lists

14:26 - Statistical data, capital control, and disruptive innovation

19:02 - Disruptive (authentic) innovation

22:49 - Early Innovation adopters and the bell curve

26:26 - Mutual problem between intrapreneurship and entrepreneurship journey 

29:53 - Courage, Confidence, Imposter Syndrome, and venture funding

32:09 - Enacting courage  

26:14 - Book:  farther, faster, and far less drama by Janice Fraser

39:06 - Advice to Innovators
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Innovation is an outcome :: Peter Compo14 Feb 202400:38:19

More about our guest:

Peter Compo is the author of “The Emergent Approach to Strategy: Adaptive Design & Execution.” Unlike many strategy authors from universities and consulting firms, Compo’s professional experience was spent working in the “corporate trenches” at E. I. DuPont. Hired as a research scientist, he held leadership positions in product management, marketing, supply chain, business management, and integrated business planning. He left DuPont after 25 years to work full-time on developing the Emergent Approach.

Dr. Compo hails from a multi-generational family of musicians. However, he went on to earn a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the City University of New York before joining DuPont. His mission is to create a new level of clarity on strategy theory and practice to enable organizations in any domain to innovate and achieve their aspirations.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:39 - What is Innovation?  

4:00 - Evolution is Innovation

4:54 - Process to Innovation vs innovation process  

6:25 - Innovation direction in biology

8:00 - Exploiting an Innovation Opportunity

10:41 - Innovation, Evolution, and Business inspirations

13:18 - Innovation and risk management in organizations

16:58 - Practical Questions in Innovation

19:38 - Answering the 5-10 year plan questions

21:17 - Innovation, music, creativity, and cliches

24:39 - Innovation, Jazz, and Discipline

28:28 - South Americas' Mercado Libre

34:02 - Consistency and alignment in group goals

36:11 - Advice to Innovators
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Innovation is always trying to make yourself obsolete :: Frederick Cary31 Jan 202400:32:37

Frederick Cary, a powerhouse entrepreneur and CEO of IdeaPros, a company that guides qualified entrepreneurs through the complexities and pitfalls of the startup world. With his entrepreneurial spirit, Fred started many businesses in different industries, created many successes, and acquired thousands of lessons along the way. His desire to give back to a community of like-minded eccentrics led him to create IdeaPros, the world’s first super venture partner – a company that could roll up its experienced sleeves and provide every entrepreneur with the opportunity to see their vision become a real company with a real product. He also produces a weekly show for entrepreneurs that has been viewed by over 4 million people. As a Top 1% Business Professional, Who’s Who in America, and top-ranked attorney for several years, Fred's personal brand can best be described as: “F *CK Average, Be Legendary.”

More about our guest:

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:54 - What is Innovation?

2:42 - Defining "personalized innovation"

6:50 - Teaching innovation

7:33 - Innovation: Changing perspectives through experiences

10:15 - Making yourself obsolete and market competition

15:15 - Road to Success: Being first in the market vs addressing the market

19:07 - Innovation, Investors, Founders, and Changing the world

22:07 - From revolutionary to evolutionary + breaking down company pitches

23:44 - Influencing pitches and investing  

25:42 - Company comparisons: Being the X to the Y

29:32 - Advice to innovators
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Innovation is change that takes hold :: Dr. Merrick Furst18 Jan 202400:34:36

More about our guest:

Merrick Furst, Ph.D., is a Distinguished Professor and the Director of the Center for Deliberate Innovation (CDI) at Georgia Tech. In 2011, he founded Flashpoint, a first-of-its-kind deliberate innovation studio, to develop formative leaders and exceptional technology startups. Flashpoint was the thirty-sixth startup accelerator worldwide, very early in the development of business accelerators. Both at Flashpoint and at CDI, Furst works with hundreds of founders and innovators and is developing the discipline of Deliberate Innovation. 

To date, Furst has personally started eight start-ups. Furst has been teaching entrepreneurship in an innovative form since 2006. He was a professor and the President of the International Computer Science Institute at UC Berkeley, and previously, was a professor and Associate Dean in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Cornell University. Furst is known for seminal research in algorithms, complexity theory, and AI. He co-invented probabilistic circuit analysis and planning graphs, which are considered among the most influential breakthroughs in the field of AI planning.  

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:54 - What is Innovation?

2:30 - Falling apart vs Continuous innovation

3:18 - What makes a customer?

4:33 - The puzzle of innovation and indifference dilemma

9:03 - Getting Stuck and Unstuck: Only Yes situations

13:49 - Innovation, education, and interdisciplinary knowledge

17:11 - Creating "threads" in curriculum

19:58 - Innovation, Daniel Kahneman's influence, and economics

22:03 - Innovation, utility, and P&G  

25:27 - Getting people to reassess

28:38 - Drawing from personal experience on demand and supply

31:13 - Advice for Innovators
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Innovation is figuring out what to do better—and how :: Ajay Malik13 Dec 202300:26:11

🎙️ This week on "What is Innovation?" podcast, we're joined by Ajay Malik, CEO of Secomind.ai and AI thought leader

Ajay defines innovation as figuring out how and what to do better. Hear how he connects this definition to his deep knowledge of applying AI to businesses, seeing it as an enabler to that process.

Let us know what you think! 🎧✨

More about our guest:

Ajay Malik is a recognized thought leader in the field of AI and technology, with over 90 patents to his name and two influential books published. His extensive experience and deep technical knowledge make him a captivating speaker, capable of providing valuable insights on AI integration for businesses of all sizes. His appearance on a podcast could attract a large audience of tech enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and business leaders interested in leveraging AI for business growth. 

Ajay's expertise in AI investment and strategic planning can provide valuable insights for listeners interested in financial planning, risk management, and wealth creation. His discussion on identifying the right opportunities and leveraging AI to stay ahead of industry trends could attract a significant audience of investors and business owners looking for guidance on incorporating AI into their business strategies. As the driving force behind Secomind, a company dedicated to seamlessly incorporating AI into products, workflows, and customer support processes, Ajay has demonstrated his ability to bridge the gap between hardware, embedded software, and cloud applications. His insights on the intersection of AI, technology, and business excellence could attract a large audience of listeners interested in retirement planning, wealth creation, and investment management.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:48 - What is Innovation? 

3:41 - AI: an enabler of innovation

6:22 - AI beyond automation

8:27 - Applying AI in Secomind.ai

10:31 - AI: The seventh sense

13:33 - Removing bias in AI and innovation

15:47 - Role of AI in process of innovation

16:45 - Advice: Driving innovation adoption in organizations

22:24: - Book: Sapiens

24:41 - Advice to innovators
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OUTLAST Consulting offers professional development and strategic advisory services in the areas of innovation and diversity management.

Innovation is challenging the status quo :: Shanil Ebrahim24 Jul 202400:26:35

Join us this week for a conversation with Shanil Ebrahim, Partner and National Life Sciences & Healthcare Consulting Leader at Deloitte Canada! We challenge the common misconception that innovation requires constant efficiency. Shanil shares why some "wasted work" is inevitable, and even essential, for groundbreaking ideas.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:42 - What is Innovation?

2:20 - Technology in Innovation

3:55 - Innovation: Solving Problems

4:51 - Not (inherently) efficient

7:12 - Innovation, Efficiency, and Problem-Solving

10:40 - Internal usage of innovation processes

13:47 - What isn't Innovation?

17:09 - Dangers of Gen AI

20:26 - New Technology, New Hype, Wrong Implementation

22:38 - Advice to Innovators
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Shanil Ebrahim is a Partner and the National Life Sciences and Healthcare Consulting Leader at Deloitte Canada. He is a senior advisor for clients in the healthcare, pharmaceutical, and retail and special pharmacy sectors, and has supported a diverse set of public and private stakeholders in innovation-based business transformations and technology implementations. Shanil held roles as a Clinical Epidemiologist, Faculty Member and Researcher, and also serves as a Board Director in multiple non-profit organizations focused on vulnerable patient populations.

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Innovation is evolution :: Joris Hensen29 Nov 202300:31:26

🎙️ We are so grateful to have Joris Hensen, Co-Lead of the Deutsche Bank API Program, on the “What is Innovation?” podcast this week! Joris shares his perspective on innovation as evolution. His insights into how banking is evolving to meet customer needs are sure to spark ideas for how you can use innovation principles to delight stakeholders in your world as well.

Listen in and let us know what you think! 🎧✨

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Joris Hensen is responsible for the Deutsche Bank API Program, which he co-founded in 2015. The Developer Portal of Deutsche Bank gives partners quick and easy access to more than 40 API products, enabling them to connect personalized apps and services and thus open up new areas of value creation. Joris Hensen sees himself as an intrapreneur and is dedicated to exploring how Open Banking and Embedded Finance can change and improve people's lives.   In his more than ten years at Deutsche Bank, Joris Hensen has worked as a project manager on various international projects. Early on, he became enthusiastic about innovations and trends and set up a corporate foresight program, in which he developed future scenarios and innovation strategies for Deutsche Bank. He has also been a guest lecturer at the Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen on the topics of foresight, innovation and design.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:45 - What Is Innovation?

2:28 - A state of being vs muscle-training

6:50 - Bank innovation:Explanations, transparency, and story-telling

8:37 - Hackathons and Professionalism vs (Stuffy) Corporate

12:32 - Internal Stakeholders and great tools

13:50 - Defining "developers"

17:53 - Unpacking "evolution"

22:00 - Changing Mindsets

29:28 - Advice to innovators
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Innovation is revolutionary change :: Doug Patton16 Nov 202300:32:17

🎙️ This week’s “What is Innovation?” episode brings us an engaging conversation with Doug Patton, renowned inventor and author.  Listen in as Doug expands on his simple definition of innovation—revolutionary change—and its connection with an inspiring environment. He highlights passion as the essential spark of innovation and discusses how cultivating the right atmosphere contributes to the creative process. 

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Doug Patton is a consummate inventor whose work has spanned over four decades, his efforts generating products in over 20 markets ranging from biomedical equipment to fragrance. He has garnered over 200 patents and design awards in having innovated for companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Mercedes-Benz, and Bausch + Lomb. Patton Design, his company, currently serves as the genesis of many products sold worldwide. He consulted with the USPTO as part of the Patent Public Advisory Committee and was the featured inventor in Simon Cowell’s American Inventor on ABC. His affinity for innovation led to his books Conquering the Chaos of Creativity, released in 2021, and Inspirations of Creativity, released in April 2023.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

1:09 - What is Innovation?

1:36 - Defining "revolutionary"

3:38 - Innovation and the environment of inspiration

5:45 - Book chapter: Incredible sensitivity of creative power

7:24 - Spark of Innovation: Passion

10:52 - Book: Conquering the chaos of creativity

18:23 - An environment of fun and the essence of listening

27:53 - Advice to innovators and change makers
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Innovation is creating useful tools that make life more efficient :: Tiisetso Maloma01 Nov 202300:25:14

🎙️ Our innovation journey brings us perspective from Africa this week, as we talk with Tiisetso Maloma, a renowned South African entrepreneur and author, on the "What is Innovation?" podcast. Tiisetso shares his view of innovation as the process of making one or more things into something profoundly useful, enhancing efficiency in our daily lives. This leads to a discussion on the core concept of utility and the vital intersection of technology and innovation. He also shares his framework of a transformative path from material discovery to proprietary innovation and underscores the crucial distinction between innovation and creativity. Listen, like, subscribe, and share today! #innovation #entrepreneurship #technology #efficiency

More about our guest:

Tiisetso Maloma is a South African entrepreneur and the author of ten published books. His work centres around providing simple frameworks for understanding entrepreneurship, innovation, economics, and consumer behaviour. Maloma's books include "Innovate Like Elon Musk," "90 Days to Create & Launch," "The Anxious Entrepreneur," "The Future of Township Economies," "Innovate The Next," and "Forget the Business Plan, Use This Short Model." Tiisetso is also an experienced public speaker.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:46 - What is Innovation?

4:57 - What makes something useful?

6:31 - Technology and Innovation

7:55 - Intentionality in Innovation

9:51 - Importance of motion: efficiency and effectivity

12:43 - Material Discovery to Proprietary Innovation

17:19 - Importance of distinguishing what isn't innovation

19:28 - Advice for Innovators
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Innovation is using technology to drive business results :: Nik Froehlich18 Oct 202300:37:16

Nik Froehlich, the Founder and CEO of Saritasa, leverages two decades of experience in construction-related services to drive the innovative software solutions that empower businesses for exponential growth. He defines innovation as using technology to enhance businesses.

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With a strategic blend of business expertise, technical aptitude, and forward-thinking vision, Nik transitioned to establish Saritasa, embodying his dedication to a technology-driven future. Accompanied by a supportive partner and accomplished children, his journey exemplifies entrepreneurial excellence.
 

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:50 - What is Innovation?

2:43 - Using technology to innovate

6:34 - Technology to create a business-innovative tool

7:46 - 2 Kinds of Business Owners

9:19 - Rundown on Categories for Business Innovation

11:48 - Case example on Business Innovation

13:56 - Customizing Solutions

15:18 - Solving Problems with Nik: Closed and Open Systems

18:10 - Impact of APIs

19:47 - APIs and real-world application

21:37 - Sara Tasa at work, relationships, and facing the challenges

28:30 - What is not innovation?

31:03 - Advice to innovators
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Innovation is bringing an open mind to the right problem :: Paul McEnroe12 Oct 202300:29:12

Paul V. McEnroe, the engineer behind the ubiquitous Universal Product Code (UPC) barcode. Paul’s definition centers around an open mind, technical capability, and teamwork. Hear the fascinating story of how the barcode transformed the retail category from the man who was there from the beginning and his advice on the value of patience, returning favors, and how we all can leave a lasting impact in the world of innovation. 

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Paul McEnroe is best known for his primary role in developing the Universal Product Code (UPC), the barcode used on every product in supermarkets and the retail industry, and the scanners that read them. In 1974 he received the IBM SCD President’s Award for the development of the Supermarket System including the Barcode “. . . from inception through shipment.” He was co-inventor of the handheld “pistol-grip” scanner that reads barcodes from a distance, developed the magnetic code for stock keeping unit (SKU) marking, and later managed the development of the Token Ring Local Area Network (LAN). In 1984 McEnroe became president of Trilogy Systems Corporation and developed other multi-chip technologies.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

0:48 - What is Innovation?

2:07 - Importance of bridging an open mind and the elements of science and technology  

3:20 - Modern education and innovation

4:44 - Importance of teamwork

5:39 - What we now know as "barcode": the Universal Product Code (UPC)

7:50 - IBM's role in the creation of UPC and NCRs

11:13 - Working on Magnetic Strips for transit systems

12:34 - The Store Loop and Token Ring

14:52 - IBM, funding, problem-solving, and barcode scanning

20:42 - Gene Amdahl and IBM System 360

22:26 - Winchester Technology: The floppy disk

23:44 - Patience and returning favors

25:39 - Advice for Innovators and leaving impact
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Innovation is in the DNA of mankind :: Gideon Kedem27 Sep 202300:22:57

Gideon Kedem, Head of Valen Semiconductor's Automotive Business unit, discusses innovation's deep roots in our DNA and the need for effective management to ensure its impact.  He also shares his view on the different types of innovation beyond technology. Finally, Gideon offers his thoughts on technology's direction and emphasizes the importance of taking risks and managing the process. 

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Gideon Kedem has led Valen Semiconductor's Automotive Business unit since 2020. He brings more than 30 years of experience in the semiconductor and EDA industries, with various roles at leading companies like Cadence, Intel, and Xilinx. Prior to joining Valens in 2020, Gideon managed sales and business development at Xilinx activities across EMEA, Israel and India, with revenue responsibilities exceeding $200M. He holds a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and an MBA, both from Tel Aviv University.

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Episode Guide:

1:16 - What is Innovation?

6:19 - Innovation perspectives

7:28 - Innovation in Valens company

11:53 - What isn't Innovation?

15:08 - Intersection of innovation, technology, and art: MoMA

17:46 - Advice to innovators
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Innovation is a new way of seeing the world :: Chris Kocek13 Sep 202300:30:31

Chris Kocek, Founder and CEO of Gallant Branding defines innovation as a fresh perspective on the world and a novel way to frame questions. This conversation explores how perceptions shape innovation and delves into the synergy between qualitative and quantitative approaches in the insight-driven innovation space. 

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His company, Gallant Branding, a creative branding firm in Austin, Texas focused on building brands for a better world.  Over the past 10 years, Gallant has helped dozens of companies with brand overhauls, new product launches, and data-driven campaigns, resulting in triple digit growth and national recognition.Prior to starting Gallant, Chris worked as a strategic planner at BBDO New York and GSD&M, developing nationally recognized campaigns for iconic brands and highly respected nonprofits, including AARP, Monster.com, Lowe’s Home Improvement, Hyatt Hotels, Ace Hardware, John Deere, and The Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. While he currently spends most of his time working closely with clients to help them tackle their biggest branding challenges, he is also a public speaker and frequent guest lecturer on strategy and insights at colleges around the country. His talks on creativity and innovation have been featured at strategic marketing symposiums as well as TEDxYouth@Austin.

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Episode Guide:

1:28 - What is Innovation?

1:55 - Breaking down patterns

5:19 - The problem of falling inlove with solutions

7:41 - Authenticity vs Perfectionism

10:14 - Missing the moment

12:21 - The value chain

15:13 - The napkin sketch commitment

16:33 - What isn't innovation: innovation isn't creativity

17:40 - Separating innovation and creativity

21:29 - What keeps you busy?

22:34 - Experiences that shaped the innovation approach

26:12 - Advice to innovators
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Innovation is the ability to surface patterns and monetize them :: Natalie Born30 Aug 202300:30:10

Discover the essence of innovation in a podcast with Natalie Born, an innovation facilitator, consultant, author, and keynote speaker. She discusses the importance of pattern recognition, balancing authenticity and perfectionism, and the importance of differentiating innovation from creativity.

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Natalie Born is from Atlanta, Ga. She is an Innovation Facilitator, Consultant, Author, Keynote Speaker and the Host of Innovation Meets Leadership podcast. Prior to Founding Innovation Meets Leadership, Natalie held roles as a VP of Innovation, Territory Global, and Senior Vice President of Business Development at a mar-tech firm. Natalie has collaborated on two approved US patents and has over 20 years of experience leading product development, UI/UX, web development, and strategy and marketing teams. Natalie has worked with organizations such as CareerBuilder, First Data, IHG, and ADP, leading major initiatives in over 18 countries. Natalie is married to Aaron and they have two daughters.

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Episode Guide:

0:00 - Intro

1:28 - What is Innovation?

1:55 - Breaking down patterns

5:19 - The problem of falling inlove with solutions

7:41 - Authenticity vs Perfectionism

10:14 - Missing the moment

12:21 - The value chain

15:13 - The napkin sketch commitment

16:33 - What isn't innovation: innovation isn't creativity

17:40 - Separating innovation and creativity

21:29 - What keeps you busy?

22:34 - Experiences that shaped the innovation approach

26:12 - Advice to innovators
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Innovation is designing a better future :: Tommaso Buganza16 Aug 202300:29:33

Our special guest, Tommaso Buganza, Professor of Leadership & Innovation at Politecnico di Milano, discusses the realm of science fiction and its practical implications on society. Jared and Tommaso also explore ethics, user responsibility, and education's role in nurturing holistic innovators. Tommaso's insights on AI's transformative power and the importance of a critical mindset offer a compass for budding innovators.

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Tommaso Buganza is Professor of Leadership & Innovation at Politecnico di Milano. His research activities are at the crossroad of Technology, Innovation, and Leadership. Platforms are the missing link among them; he teaches Platform Thinking to executives and consults international companies in search for a Platform-based transformations. He is also the Co-founder and Scientific Director of the Laboratory for Leadership, Design and Innovation of SOM-School of Management of Politecnico di Milano. The Lab leverages 30+ internal and external resources for research, teaching and services to companies. Additionally, he is the Co-Founder of Symplatform: a symposium on digital platforms. A new conference aimed at researchers and practitioners in the world of platforms, and the Chairman of the Board of the Innovation and Product Development Management Conference organized by EIASM (European for Advanced Studies in Management). Lastly, he is the Co-founder and Scientific Director of IDeaLs, the research Platform for Innovation and Design as Leadership of SOM-School of Management of Politecnico di Milano.

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Episode Guide:

1:04 - What is Innovation?

3:03 - Forecasting vs Designing

4:04 - Star Trek: Fiction vs Reality

7:16 - Responsibility in the innovation space

11:53 - Artificial intelligence and technological substitution

15:12 - Regulation in Europe and user responsibility

18:44 - Education structure: humanistic responsibility  

20:11 - Importance of critical mindset

22:50 - Advice for innovators
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