How do you bring innovation to life inside an organization whose job is to help other people see risk before it shows up on a balance sheet? Jason Lee, Chief Intelligence Officer at Moody’s Analytics reveals all.
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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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How do you bring innovation to life inside an organization whose job is to help other people see risk before it shows up on a balance sheet? Jason Lee, Chief Intelligence Officer at Moody’s Analytics reveals all.
Listen to hundreds of fascinating guests from the world’s most innovative organizations
In this episode of the Innovation Storytellers Show, I sit down with Tommy Knoll, Co-Founder of the Human Innovation Institute, to make sense of a moment that feels both historic and deeply personal.
Vlora Muslimi, Senior Manager at TD Bank, shares how her path into innovation did not begin in a lab or a product team. It began in contact centers, in the daily friction of legacy tools, imperfect processes, and frontline employees trying to do their best work under pressure.
I sit down with Lea Eriksen, Director of Technology and Innovation and CIO for the City of Long Beach, to unpack the human stories behind civic innovation.
I sit down with John Elbing, Business Storytelling Strategist and founder of Standpoint, for a thoughtful conversation on how organizations can tell stronger innovation stories by shifting perspective outward.
Park Howell, a 40-year veteran of brand storytelling and host of the Business of Story. Park shares how he found storytelling through advertising.
I welcome back Greg Larkin, founder of Punks & Pinstripes, for a candid, often uncomfortable conversation about the current state of innovation within large organizations.
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.
