What does it really take to build innovation that lasts? Dr. Gina O’Connor shares decades of research and practical strategies for making corporate innovation stick, from discovery to acceleration.
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The Innovation Storytellers Show is a weekly podcast for innovation leaders, product managers, heads of CX, UX, and communications that takes the mystery out of how to communicate breakthrough ideas to the people who matter most.
Every week on the podcast, Susan interviews the top innovation leaders in the world – from companies including Amazon, Bloomberg, Cisco, Corning, and Tesla – and invites them to share the stories that moved their innovations past the finish line, around the world, and into peoples’ hearts.
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What does it really take to build innovation that lasts? Dr. Gina O’Connor shares decades of research and practical strategies for making corporate innovation stick, from discovery to acceleration.
Listen to hundreds of fascinating guests from the world’s most innovative organizations
I sit down with Callie Taylor, Vice President of Economic Development at Opportunity Austin, to explore how Austin, Texas, evolved from a creative, music-fueled city into one of the world’s fastest-growing innovation ecosystems.
I sit down with Ed Essey, Director of Business Value at The Microsoft Garage, to uncover the surprising mechanics behind one of the most successful innovation engines in tech.
Do corporate innovators truly innovate, or are they trapped inside systems that make real transformation impossible? Elliott Parker, CEO of Alloy Partners and author of The Illusion of Innovation explains why most corporate innovation efforts fall short.
Danielle McCormick, Founder of Immersive Insights shares how her talent for turning messy systems into high-performance engines has saved companies like Southwest Airlines and defense contractors billions of dollars.
Steve Rader returns to share how open innovation has transformed from an experiment to a mission-critical tool inside NASA and beyond.
Buckle up for a conversation that dives straight into the heart of how the US Air Force is building a homegrown culture of audacious innovation through its Blue Horizons Fellowship.
Know an amazing Innovator? A colleague or friend who is changing their industry? Nominate them to be a guest on the show and share the story behind the breakthrough.
Start each week with the latest innovation insights from us.