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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.
Listen to this in-depth audio content on the go and whenever you have time, using apps like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, and Amazon Music.
I welcome Niosha Kayhani, Director of International Programs and Commercial Products at Cubic.
Listen in as he shares insights on how Cubic built a culture that encourages collaboration across teams, relying on a network of internal “entrepreneurs in residence” who spark creativity from within.
In this episode, we’ll explore how Prophet views organizations as living systems with DNA, bodies, minds, and souls. We’ll discuss the challenges companies face when they say they want to innovate but are reluctant to change their structures.
My guest on the Innovation Storytellers Show this week is someone who’s turned understanding and exhibiting failures into an art form. Dr. Samuel West is a licensed clinical psychologist keen on the intersection of happiness, work, and cultural perceptions of failure.
How often do we pause to consider the intricate, behind-the-scenes balance of technology and strategy that powers our everyday lives? In this episode of the Innovation Storytellers Show, I have an enlightening conversation with Heather Feldman, Director of Learning & Development at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI).
I welcome Leigh Higginbotham Butler, the Founder & CEO of Akina Technologies, to delve into how Akina is revolutionizing networking for women of color. Leigh shares her journey from leading initiatives for liver disease prevention and treatment to founding Akina Technologies, a social enterprise dedicated to addressing systematic disparities faced by black women through new media and innovative solutions.
I chat with Tommy Knoll, the visionary Founder and Primary Leader behind Innov8rs CoLab. We explore the vital role of Innov8rs CoLab in fostering a supportive and collaborative environment for innovation leaders worldwide.
I sit down with Amy J. Wilson, Founder and Guide at Empathy for Change. Listen in as we explore the critical intersection of innovation, empathy, and human-centered design.
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