How to Extract Game-Changing Innovations from Your Team
In today's dynamic business environment, the need for innovative thinking is evident. Leaders must cultivate a culture that encourages creativity, empowers teams to take strategic risks; and fosters an entrepreneurial spirit to ensure a steady flow of corporate innovation.
Discover the keys to extracting game-changing innovations from your team with insights from Managing Director Scott Leonard. In a recent article by The CEO Magazine, Scott shared his perspective on this changing dynamic and fostering a culture of innovation and risk-taking in organizations. Explore Scott's approach to innovation and discover how to elevate your organization's innovation game to drive long-term success.
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Note: This article was written by Scott Leonard, who was an integral member of our Corporate Transformation Services team before his passing. For inquiries regarding this subject matter, please contact Richard Holt.
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