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Monthly Archives: March 2016
I Love You, I Love You Not… (Our short-lived romance with Chief Innovation Officer)
Oops! It turns out that we don’t love a Chief Innovation Officer anymore. Just a short time ago, Chief Innovation Officers (CINO as per popular abbreviation) were heralded as a new frontier in innovation management. Considered a missing link between … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation
Tagged CEO, CFO, Chief Innovation Officer, CINO, CMO, Culture of Innovation, Forbes, holacracy, Innovation, Innovation Management
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The Game of Acceleration
What helps startups succeed? One of a few factors identified so far is providing startups with mentoring. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration–and a 2014 similar study in the U.K.–small businesses receiving mentoring services survive longer than non-mentored enterprises. This fact points … Continue reading
Posted in Startups
Tagged angel investors, Brookings Institution, Entrepreneurship, Harvard Business Review, Innovation, Innovation Management, startup accelerators, startup incubators, Startups, U.S. News & World Report, U.S. News & World Report of Best Colleges Rankings, U.S. Small Business Administration
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Don’t Fire Me: I’m Innovating
It is election season here in the United States, and the stump speech–a standard, boring and short on substance pitch delivered by the acting and aspiring (and often uninspiring) politicians–is back in vogue. Recently, I recognized what the stump speech … Continue reading
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