Susan Lindner explains why human stories, customer context, and interpretation create a competitive advantage as AI transforms innovation and customer insight.
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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.
Listen to this in-depth audio content on the go and whenever you have time, using apps like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music
Susan Lindner explains why human stories, customer context, and interpretation create a competitive advantage as AI transforms innovation and customer insight.
Listen to hundreds of fascinating guests from the world’s most innovative organizations
Susan Lindner challenges AI-driven ideation and explains why human ownership, conviction, storytelling, and employee engagement still determine whether innovation becomes reality.
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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.
