Idea Crossing: Divergent Thinking: Look Beyond the Obvious

In 2003, Idea Crossing created the first Innovation Challenge, the world's largest business innovation competition for MBA students. Today, Idea Crossing helps organization's capture the world's imagination and use it to solve strategic challenges. Idea Crossing believes in using competitions as vehicles to empower passionate individuals to voice new ideas and be rewarded in the process. Idea Crossing specializes in the design, production and operation of idea contests. Challenge Accelerator®, a web-based automated system facilitates the inherently complex stages of innovation competitions while also providing the best experience for everyone involved. Some of Idea Crossing clients include, Hilton Hotels, American Express, Red Hat, Whirlpool, GE and Harley-Davidson as well as foundations and academic institutions.

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November 30, 2005

Divergent Thinking: Look Beyond the Obvious

Date: November 30th, 2005

Host: Anil Rathi, President & Founder of Idea Crossing and Founder of the Innovation Challenge

Guest: Derrick Palmer, Co-Founder and Principal of Innovation Point.

Topic: Divergent Thinking, Looking Beyond the Obvious. How to drive breakthrough innovation using non-traditional methods such as Idea Competitions and Thought Leaders Panels.

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Running Time: ~22 minutes

Posted by Anil Rathi on November 30, 2005 at 12:38 PM in Interviews | Permalink

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