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Innovate or Die: Bold Action, Connected Minds, and a Leadership Team with Vision

eZassi

The Roaring Twenties , a period of economic prosperity following the end of World War I, was marked by changes to American life through advancements in manufacturing, consumer products, travel, medicine, entertainment, and upended social norms. Not to innovate is the single largest reason for the decline of existing organizations.

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Developing collaborative leadership styles

ImagineNation

With a national election for a new Australian government about to take place in less than a weeks’ time, it raises key questions around the impact of collaborative, autocratic or competitive leadership styles. Many voters, like myself, to question as to what leadership style might be best for our country’s future.

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The Future of Innovation in Media and Entertainment

Innovation Excellence

The global entertainment industry takes many forms but whether its aim is to delight, distract, inform or terrify there’s always a back story, a location and a cast and its value chain will always be heavily reliant on Curation, Distribution and Consumption Continue reading →

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Reigniting Innovation and Creativity

Technology Created

Or do better tools actually make for worse creativity and less productivity? With the advent of social media, with the flood of entertainment options, are we simply just too distracted? With the advent of social media, with the flood of entertainment options, are we simply just too distracted? Instead, the opposite has occurred.

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What Tim Brown of IDEO Taught us about Creativity in Corporate Innovation

Your Ideas are Terrible

The Creativity Myth. Creative leadership isn’t about leaders simply becoming more creative. It’s about individuals leading for creativity. That means you, as a leader, must unlock the creative potential of your organization, no matter the industry. Everyone is capable of being creative. Ask questions.

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8 Types of Innovation in Business: A Comprehensive Guide

Qmarkets

Each category plays a critical role in a company’s growth and adaptation, offering unique paths to market leadership and resilience. Organizational Innovation Organizational innovation addresses the structures, cultures, and practices that foster an environment conducive to creativity and change.

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EXPLORING A CULTURAL TIPPING POINT

ImagineNation

At the same time, I allowed my mind to wander and wondered how this visually stunning and unrivaled British ceremony would impact the nations and realms’ culture and leadership, today and in the future, wondering if, indeed, it is at a cultural tipping point. Back to the SMH “But Charles’s big show might be his last great day.

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