Breakthrough: From Innovation to Impact Volume 2
Ab Klink · Antony Bell · Benjamin Bilski · Denis A. Cortese · Dik Hermans · Dionne Ewens · Folkert Kuipers · Gert van Dijk · Guido Braam · Hans Hillen · Henny Kooi · Jac. G. (Koos) van Oord · Jan A. Jurriëns · Jan Peter Balkenende · John Shepherd · Marco Zoon · Maarten Verkerk · Natalie Landman · Paul Baan · Pieter de Rijcke · Robert Fulton
Sep 2018 · The Owls Foundation
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In this second volume of Breakthrough: From Innovation to Impact, The Owls Foundation offers a new series of case studies and interviews, including how Paul Polman reshaped Unilever, FW de Klerk's involvement in the Global Leadership Foundation and Jan Peter Balkenende put innovation at the heart of his programme as Prime Minister of The Netherlands. We also examine the idea of the circular economy, reveal how a family firm can survive and prosper in the era of multinational giants, and show how innovative projects have transformed healthcare in the United States and The Netherlands.
Innovation is the lifeblood of modern society. We offer a wide range of examples of how innovation has shaped our world, from technology to science to politics. In all these case studies we apply The Owls' unique formulae to analyse the root causes of successful innovation and explain how they can work for anyone.
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