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Resilience & Reinvention · 2011
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Ten Great Words You NEED for 2012!
A few years ago, right around the approach of the New Year, I wrote a blog post that I called '10 Great Words." Since that time, this inspirational post has become one of the most…
Trending in 2012: What's to Come in the Year to Come?
Here's some of the key trends that I see unfolding through 2012 and beyond. My unique job allows me the opportunity to see and hear what a lot of CEO's and senior executives in a…
Keynote Report: "The Paradox of Pessimism & Reality – Rethinking the Transformative Opportunities That Will Define Our Future"
Major 10 year trend: The future of every industry to be controlled by Silicon Valley Innovation The new face of manufacturing: agility, insight and execution Creativity and the…
What's trending for 2012? Reflections from 2011 ....
As we wind down 2011, it's a good time to reflect on some of the events I highlighted this year. It proved to be quite the year year, with many fascinating events where I opened…
The BIG food industry trend for 2012: Bold Goals, Big Bets
Health, wellness and food are set to become even more linked than ever before in 2012 and beyond. That's a significant trend that I'm witnessing right now through the various…
In a perilous economy, innovation is critical!
This article was released in my CAMagazine column in March 2009. shortly after the great economic collapse of 2008. Given the new economic volatility, shrieking stock market…
Can you innovate with economic volatility? History teaches us - YES!
I'm finally back in the office full time after a very busy summer with my family. And what do I return to? A September that seems to feature screaming headlines about a potential…
Pinpoint Analysis - How can you identify areas/opportunities for innovation
Let's say that "innovation" has become a key word for your organization and your team. If that's the case, where do you start? Start out with the mindset that there’s a lot of…
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