Most organizations don’t have an innovation problem — they have a bold idea problem. Elvin Turner joins Yaniv to talk about why corporate status quo quietly crushes new ideas, what separates companies that genuinely innovate from those that just talk...
Christian Tidona is a virologist, biotech entrepreneur, and business angel. He is the founder and CEO of BioMedX Institute in Heidelberg, Germany — a research institute that bridges academia and industry by combining global crowdsourcing with local i...
Yi Hoo Ong is the Chief Innovation Officer at Human at Work, a strategy, innovation, and purpose lab. Before founding Human at Work, he led cultural transformation programs and innovation initiatives at Li & Fung, one of the world's largest suppl...
Bud Caddell is the founder of Nobl, a culture and change agency that works with Fortune 500 companies on organizational design and innovation. A recovering software developer turned innovation consultant, Bud spent years building innovation labs for...
Carl Boutet is a retail innovation strategist based in Canada and one of the most connected voices in the global retail ecosystem. He has studied, visited, and advised retail innovation labs around the world, and is currently an advisor to a new reta...
Wout Hermans leads Mural's European Enterprise Transformation Team. He holds a master's degree in Global Innovation Management and worked as a consultant at IBM — running design thinking workshops and Scrum teams — before joining Selena, a Latin Amer...
John Carter worked directly with Dr. Amar Bose at MIT and later helped Apple design its product development process from the ground up. He shares what he learned from one of the great inventor-entrepreneurs of the 20th century — and how those lessons...
Luca Seletto is the Hub Manager for Enel Innovation Hub in Boston, part of a global network of innovation hubs run by Enel, one of the world's largest electricity operators. The network spans Israel, Russia, Spain, Italy, Chile, Brazil, and the US, w...
In Part 2, Brian Tam goes deeper into what makes China's innovation ecosystem unique, what it means to act as a cultural bridge between East and West, and how crisis — including a global pandemic — can be used as a catalyst rather than a catastrophe....
Brian Tam moved to Shanghai in 2007 as an English teacher with no Chinese and no business plan. By 2013 he had launched Let's Make Great, a creativity and innovation consultancy. Part 1 covers the vision statement that opened his first client door, t...
