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Team Building in the Corporate Venture Studio Context

Innov8rs

During our recent Innov8rs Learning Lab on Culture, Talent & Teams, Kimberly Skelton (Accenture Song Sr. Entrepreneur-in-Residence) and Hillary Balma (Director at G-Works Venture Studio at General Mills), shared guiding principles and lessons learned in building strong teams of corporate entrepreneurs.

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Design Thinking for Collaboration: A COOs’ Guide to Cross-Functional Teams Innovation

Tullio Siragusa

Design Thinking for Collaboration: A COOs’ Guide to Cross-Functional Teams Innovation. As a COO, you can apply this approach to increase collaboration within your company by following these steps: Encourage cross-functional teams: Design Thinking requires collaboration between different teams and departments.

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Managing Cross-Cultural Remote Teams

Innovation Excellence

Closing the Virtual and Cultural Gap GUEST POST from Douglas Ferguson Learning to connect a culturally diverse virtual workforce is an essential part of managing cross cultural remote teams. Faced with the challenge of virtual team building, remote team managers … Continue reading →

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Unleash the Power: Driving Innovation in Executive Teams with Experiential Intelligence

Leapfrogging

XQ refers to the ability to draw from past experiences, learnings, and insights to make better decisions, solve complex problems, and navigate the uncertainties of the corporate world. As an executive leader, I’m often tasked with driving innovation within my team to ensure our company remains at the forefront of our industry.

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Driving Open Innovation Through a Culture of Collaboration

eZassi

The decision to make this change will not be successful unless it is accompanied by a corresponding adjustment in corporate culture. The Cultural Shift. When we discuss a corporation’s culture, we are in essence referring to its personality. Open innovation requires a culture of collaboration to thrive.

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Ignite Your Leadership Potential: Exploring Effective Development Programs

Leapfrogging

Leaders who exhibit emotional intelligence are typically more successful in creating an environment that encourages productive work and collaboration. Moreover, emotional intelligence helps leaders to build and sustain a workplace culture that aligns with the organization’s values and goals.

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5 Principles That Govern High-Functioning Teams

CMOE

Low-functioning teams, on the other hand, are unstable, disorganized, and do the bare minimum. These teams are often managed by leaders who fail to inspire their employees to devote more of themselves to the team. Building high-functioning teams takes time and requires the right leadership skills and strategies.