How to feel the world!

I saw this a few weeks ago and found that the idea of leveraging our real estate below ground level is an intriguing one. I’ve travelled to cities around the world where, due to smog levels, governments and companies are exploring cleaner spaces below. In cities with high pollution levels, like Hong Kong and Beijing,…

Over the last two years, the pandemic has challenged us to reassess our organizational structures, redefine our processes, and adapt our leadership styles. While there’s certainly a light at the end of the tunnel, many of the changes we’ve made as a society are here to stay. As we continue to have discussions about how…

With all of the gadgets we own, and the ones that continually need upgrading, this is a very real issue we all need to face both personally and corporately: Post by InnovationEdge.

In today’s ever-evolving world, consumers are on a mission to prioritize their health and the environment, which includes shifting their mindset to a defensive one. This emerging consumer is transforming the way people make purchasing decisions across various product categories. In this article, we will explore this trend and delve into five compelling examples that…

In my weekly newspaper column I talk about how we’re hearing that innovative technology is beginning to transform the poorest areas of developing nations in South and Central America, Africa, Asia and beyond. This is great news: New well-drilling equipment and water filters are providing clean drinking water to many impoverished communities. Inexpensive mobile phones,…

  Earlier this year I had the opportunity to sit on a judging panel for Velocity Academy with Alex Tyink, Program Leader for Goodwill Grows. Velocity Academy is a project-based learning program at Shattuck Middle School in Neenah, designed to engage students who have a difficult time in regular classrooms. Alex was working with the…