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You’ll hear stories of grit, determination, experimentation, and core creative solutions to help embrace innovation. This podcast will help you innovate in practice. We’ll focus on industry trends and how certain companies stay ahead of the curve by driving their own innovation and building a safer and more sustainable future.
In this episode, I interview Laura Eiman, Gold Medal Olympic Weightlifter and Mental Toughness Leadership Coach, about techniques for becoming like a corporate Navy SEAL. She and I discuss:
What’s the optimal environment for innovation? In this episode, I interview Alisa Coffey, Head of Marketing at Abaco, about how she creates a culture of change and why she loves failure. What we talked about:
They work towards objectives — and those become the moments when innovation happens. In this episode, I interview Ben Branham, Director of Global Quality at Abaco, about innovation en route toward objectives. What we talked about:
The velocity of innovation has ramped up in the manufacturing space. Today’s guest explains why. In this episode, I interview Jeff Wurzbach, Founder and Engineer at Wurzbach Electronics, about 3 spaces for innovation in manufacturing. What we talked about:
Boxes are awfully cramped, especially when we put ourselves in them. It’s hard to do very much growth in a box. Innovators need to ask this question: How can I change the box that’s holding me back? In this episode, I interview Runa Magnusdottir, CEO & Creator at The Change Makers, about her #NoMoreBoxes movement. What we talked about:
The concept of synthesis doesn’t come up a lot at work. But it should. We innovate by synthesizing knowledge we already have with what we’ve recently learned. This is why education is the heart of innovation. In this episode, I interview Rodger LeGrand, Academy Manager at TÜV SÜD, about how and why to build a learning organization. What we talked about:
Trust is the foundation for a shared mission among team members and for relationships with customers. We actually don’t think it’s possible to innovate without trust. In this episode, I interview John Tesoro, President & CEO at TÜV SÜD, about how trust and innovation influence our industry. What we talked about:
We’ve all had enough of grand, sweeping changes with COVID-19. What we would benefit most from right now is gradual, continuous, and client-focused innovation. In this episode, I interview Jim Marsh, President & CEO at TÜV SÜD, about best practices for continuous improvements. What we talked about:
Once upon a time, customers didn’t ever want to see people cleaning. Now they expect it. The ways we have innovated in the hygiene industry are here to stay. In this episode, I interview Mark Alpert, VP of Business Assurance at TÜV SÜD, about innovations in hygiene audits. What we talked about:
With today’s remote work culture, we all feel trapped on Zoom for 9 hours a day… Well, there’s an easy way to save yourself from bad meetings. Ask why you were invited. In this episode, I interview David Grady, CISM & Security Evangelist at Verizon, about innovating our mindset about time. What we talked about:
When you evolve from a chemistry postdoc to the head of sales, marketing & communications at a fragrance company, you learn something about innovation. One of the things you learn is to ask many questions. Another thing? Gratitude. In this episode, I interview Marta Araujo, Board Member & former CEO of Castelbel, about how her roles at Castelbel evolved. What we talked about:
We’re all working from home not thinking about cybercriminals at all. They’re thinking about us, though. In this very first episode of Innovation Nation, I interview Matthew Rosenquist, CISO at Eclipz.io, about cybercrime in the time of COVID-19. What we talked about:
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