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Getting Innovation Right: How to Turn Ideas Into Outcomes
April 3, 2013 @ 12:00 am
Make sure to read Seth's blogs, "Innovation for Sequestration" and "The IRS's Opportunity Window is Open"!
About the Author – Seth Kahan is an international speaker, trainer, and consultant who has worked with CEOs and senior leaders responsible for large-scale change around the world. He is the author of Fast Company's expert blog "Leading Change" (SethFast.com), and a regular contributor to the Washington Post column "On Success" (SethPost.com). He is an Associate of the Taos Institute. Kahan received the designation Visionary by the Center for Association Leadership, and The Society for the Advancement of Consulting has recognized him as a Thought-leader and Exemplar in the field of Change Leadership.
About the Book – Real-world strategies for uncovering potential and capitalizing on opportunity
Innovation is worth little unless it generates lasting success, and gaining measurable results from new ideas requires more than creative risk-taking. Successful innovation demands a tactical approach, and Getting Innovation Right reveals how your company can secure real traction and growth in the marketplace. With Seth Kahan's outcome-based approach, based on his experience leading innovation initiatives at a diverse range of organizations, you will identify the inflection points that generate market opportunities for your company and leverage the best techniques for securing a foothold in a lucrative new space.
- Offers a framework of 7 key activities for results-driven innovation, from intelligence-gathering through execution
- Goes beyond abstract advice to offer hands-on approaches that are relevant and applicable in any organization
- The companion and follow-up to Seth Kahan's bestselling first book,Getting Change Right and FastCompany.com blog Leading Change
Grounded in market-based reality, Getting Innovation Right is an indispensable resource for leaders looking to drive results and move in fresh directions.