Innovation Leader’s Event Manager Caitlin Harper shares what attendees can expect from Impact 2020. That includes virtual visits to innovation sites, networking with other participants, C-Suite key note speakers, interactive breakouts and more. Register today.
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Four days. 50+ sessions. 200+ companies. 350+ attendees. All of it dedicated to helping you advance, network, and create impact in your company.
Go for Launch is a live webcast designed to give corporate professionals exposure to promising startups. Each episode features three startup demos in 30 minutes.
This Master Class on September 30 at 1pm ET will cover how to plan and manage the successful launch of an enterprise-wide innovation program.
David Lee shares how UPS has adapted to new demands in shipping and gives tips for innovators in 2020. He also reads his article “The Biggest Barriers to Innovation.”
For our Fall 2020 special issue, we invited 25 experts and corporate executives to serve up their best advice about managing teams in remote times and what new capabilities you should be building — as well as their predictions for how industries will evolve. Includes pieces from NASA, Amazon, UPS, LucasFilm, and more.
As the coronavirus pandemic has led to shelter-in-place orders and sharply reduced economic activity, innovators are wondering about what the future could look like for their teams, organizations, and industries. To better understand what’s happening in corporate innovation and R&D right now, we fielded a survey from April 27-May 4, 2020.
This downloadable Word document assumes that your senior executive team’s innovation priorities may be shifting. It lays out two pathways for addressing that: Capitalize & Grow, or Protect & Defend.
During times of massive cuts, the building blocks for innovation are vulnerable — despite innovation being more important today than ever before. But what happens next?
In two months, education underwent a shift faster than it had in 200 years. How might we adapt to remote learning, while also using this moment to reimagine education?
Every innovator is motivated by the desire to create positive impact in the world. But the positive effects often have unintended consequences.
