The best leaders know, progress is always preceded by change. Therefore, understanding the process and creating a culture where innovation can thrive is critical.
Tag: Innovation
This is the next in my series on innovation. One of the questions we’ve had to wrestle with over the years is, where does innovation happen – physically? Is dedicated space a prerequisite to innovation? Yes and no.
In my post from a couple of weeks ago, Innovation or Irrelevance? I shared some of the learnings from my recent trip to the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). Last week in a post entitled, Imagine, I tried to make a brief case for why leaders should care about innovation.
Imagine
Last week, I was at the Savannah College of Art and Design. I was part of a team studying innovation. That experience prompted me to begin a series on innovation. I don’t know if I’ll do three posts or ten – I suppose I could do hundreds of them; innovation is a deep well.
This week, I’m visiting the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) to learn more about innovation. I’m part of a small group participating in their Innovation Immersion Experience. As a student of innovation and creativity for decades, a visit to SCAD is like a kid going to visit Santa’s workshop.
Most of us have been to an off-site meeting at some point in our life. How many of them were memorable? Perhaps a better question – how many can you remember that truly changed you, your team or your organization? Planning an effective, high-impact off-site meeting is not as easy as you may think.