Paul's Update 9/22

Making Serendipity Tactical: Is Randomness Part of Your Leadership Strategy? | Switch and Shift

				Making Serendipity Tactical: Is Randomness Part of Your ... Have you ever met a person, come across an idea, or found a resource that was precisely what you needed at exactly that moment in time? These "happy accidents"
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The $3.2 Billion Man: Can Google's Newest Star Outsmart Apple?

				The $3.2 Billion Man: Can Google's Newest Star Outsmart ... Google is betting big on Nest CEO Tony Fadell, who helped invent the iPod and iPhone. Here, a look inside his design revolution.
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League for Innovation in the Community College Digital Storytelling

				League for Innovation in the Community College The League is an international service consortium dedicated to catalyzing the community college movement.
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How Crowdsourcing Becomes an Innovation Engine: 6 Rules to Follow

				How Crowdsourcing Becomes an Innovation Engine: 6 Rul... This is a guest post by Frank Hatzack, Head of Innovation Development at Novozymes At Novozymes, an industrial bio-tech company, internal crowdsourcing is an i...
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Awaken the Genius Within: Lifelong Learning by Samuel Malone

				Awaken the Genius Within: Lifelong Learning by Samuel ... Lifelong learning is continuous education and training from cradle to grave involving formal and informal methods of learning - it aims to provide the best possible...
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13 Recommended Readings For Creative Leaders This Fall

13 Recommended Readings and not a single female author

				13 Recommended Readings For Creative Leaders This Fall By David Slocum So far in 2014, we have seen at least two additions to the short bookshelf of essential readings for creative leaders: Pixar CEO Ed Catmull’s accoun...
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Ebola and the Cost of Fear - The New Yorker

				Ebola and the Cost of Fear - The New Yorker The economic effects of the disease are largely due to the “fear factor” that shuts down transportation systems and keeps people away from their jobs.
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Does Rigorous Data Analysis Thwart Effective Storytelling by Non-Profits?

				Does Rigorous Data Analysis Thwart Effective Storytellin... Earlier this month I co-facilitated the “Impact Leadership Track” at the NTEN Leading Change Summit with John Kenyon, Elissa Perry, and Londell Jackson.   Our tr...
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