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What is Social Innovation? Definition, Examples and Best Practices

eZassi

What is Social Innovation? Social Innovation refers to the creation of new solutions—ideas, services, or models—that meet pressing social needs and improve individuals' and communities' quality of life. Genuine Social Innovation fosters a culture of sustainability vital for company survival and growth.

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Elevating Executive Engagement by Embracing Empowerment and Emotional Intelligence

Tullio Siragusa

Elevating Executive Engagement by Embracing Empowerment and Emotional Intelligence In the business world, stepping into a new leadership role often presents a labyrinth of challenges. It instills a sense of ownership in team members and leads to greater commitment and engagement. It communicates that their work is seen and appreciated.

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The Detriments of a Command-and-Control Culture and the Power of Design Thinking

Tullio Siragusa

The Detriments of a Command-and-Control Culture and the Power of Design Thinking In the competitive landscape of modern business, the approach we take to leadership can make or break an organization. Employees become mere executors of orders, leading to a lack of engagement and motivation.

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Why Focusing on Industry Expertise Over Cultural Leadership in C-Suite Hiring is a Strategic Mistake

Tullio Siragusa

Why Focusing on Industry Expertise Over Cultural Leadership in C-Suite Hiring is a Strategic Mistake As businesses continue to evolve, the qualities sought in C-suite leaders must evolve too. The Acquirable Nature of Industry Expertise vs. The Art of Cultural Leadership Industry expertise, while valuable, is often overrated.

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Establishing an innovative business platform adoption approach

Paul Hobcraft

The platform’s ability to offer multiple values will influence many of the client’s adoption decisions over the choices their business will engage with. ” I suggested in this post, “ Platforms allow you the opportunity to innovate in very different ways. Diffusion and Adoption of Innovation- theory into reality.

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The Case for BOD Oversight Focused on Leadership: Good Leadership is Good Business

Tullio Siragusa

While these committees cover everything from accounting to risk management, one important area is often overlooked — leadership accountability tied to employee satisfaction and engagement. Employees find themselves in distress, which ultimately diminishes productivity and engagement.

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What is Open Innovation? Definition, Types, Model, and Best Practices

eZassi

Risk and Reward Sharing : In open innovation, risks and rewards are often shared, whether through joint ventures, licensing agreements, or collaborative investments. Cultural Resistance : Internal resistance to sharing information or collaborating externally can slow the adoption of open innovation models.