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Intrapreneurship: developing innovation ecosystems in big organisations
7 Sep 2015

Intrapreneurship: developing innovation ecosystems in big organisations

by Colonel Bill De Marco | posted in: Social innovation | 0

The leadership literature is rife with concepts regarding the need for bold leaders at all levels who encourage innovation, embrace new thinking, and take risks to achieve success. As a United States Air Force Officer and pilot by trade, I … Continued

intranpreneurship, organisations
Public sector dinosaur?
7 Oct 2014

Public sector dinosaur?

by Neil Stott | posted in: Uncategorised | 0

In the second part of his blog, Neil Stott, Chief Executive of Keystone Development Trust and Executive Director, Centre for Social Innovation at Cambridge Judge Business School, says the public sector could play a key role in encouraging enterprise. When … Continued

entrepreneurship, innovation, intranpreneurship, public sector

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