Some view Innovation as an abstract, serendipitous event. We have shown through dedicating our lives to research applied in practice that this is not true. There are more efficient ways to succeed with your innovation projects if only you know what to look for! The below resources will help you get a better understanding of that.
Ginger Grant, PhD
Dr. Grant is an expert in creating innovation cultures and is a well-rounded professional with more than 25 years industry experience as a consultant. As an Innovation Researcher and Academic Entrepreneur and Activist, Ginger’s passion is creativity in business – the design, development and implementation of narrative gameplans that transform corporate culture, and drive employee engagement and high-performance teams for competitive advantage. A frequent international speaker, she has held senior leadership positions and consulted in a variety of fields including engineering, telecommunications, education, transportation, government, law, software development, gaming and the creative industries.
She is an Associate Dean at the Humber Institute of Advanced Learning in Toronto, Canada and a Visiting Professor at the Copenhagen Business School in Denmark where she teaches change management and leading innovation.
Areas of expertise:
- Innovation Strategy and Management
- Organizational Change Management and Transformation
- Business Anthropology/Ethnography
- Educational Leadership
- Data Storytelling and Visual Analytics
Education:
Dr. Grant earned her BA in Psychology at the University of Waterloo in Canada, and her MA and PhD. In Mythology/Archetypal Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute in the United States. She is an active member of the teacher/trainer group for the Stanford Creativity in Business Program and is an Innovation 360 Yellow-belt practitioner.