Watch an exclusive behind-the-scenes panel discussion with the authors of the most recent GInI-published book The Other Side of Growth: An Innovator’s Responsibilities In An Emerging World.
The book presents nine unique perspectives on the emerging considerations that innovators and business leaders have to think about as they strategize their future growth and innovation plans, as well as the key questions they should be asking themselves about the impacts their new innovations will have on all stakeholders.
In this behind-the-scenes panel & Q&A, each author explains their key chapter points, followed by open discussion with guests about the book.
The nine leading thought leader authors include:
- Anthony Mills
Executive Director of GInI - Dr. Larry Schmitt
Principal at The Inovo Group - Dr. Bettina von Stamm
Founder of The Innovation Leadership Forum - Steve Wells
Director of Insights at Legacy Innovation Group - Mick Simonelli
Principal at Simonelli Innovations
- Teresa Spangler
Principal at The PlazaBridge Group - Michael Graber
Principal at Southern Growth Studio - Bryan Mattimore
Principal at The Growth Engine - Mike Pinder
Senior Innovation Strategist & Consultant
Chapter 8: Innovation Has A Much Bigger Role To Play
I discuss how the innovation process needs to evolve to tackle the most pressing complex and ‘wicked problems’ facing us today whilst discussing the key enablers and barriers to corporate innovation practice. I introduce a conceptual re-framing of the innovation process to move away from simple customer centricity, to considering complex ecosystems as the source of innovation problem solving effort. I hope the work inspires others to take up the challenge of advancing the innovation field of practice towards the grand challenges ahead.
The wider book addresses the need for global business leaders to re-think the broader creative destruction consequences new innovation can bring. Driven by environmental, social and ecosystems thinking on the practice of innovation itself, each author provides a critical lens and perspective on corporate innovation moving forward today.
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