Inside Outside Innovation

Building Dream Teams Shane Snow is an award-winning journalist and entrepreneur. He spoke with Brian Ardinger about his new book, Dream Teams: Working Together without Falling Apart. In Dream Teams, Shane uses psychology, neuroscience, and business, to reveal what separates groups that simply get by together, from teams that get better together. His examples range from rap groups to pirate gangs, and buddy cops to pioneering women in journalism. A dream team combines the familiar with the uncomfortable, and gets things done that have never been done before. Find out more at http://www.Shanesnow.comor grab a book on Amazon at https://amzn.to/2OM3Drk If you want more stories on how to build a team, check out Brian's interview with Ryan Paugh at https://insideoutside.io/podcast/ep-89-ryan-paugh-w-community-company/   GET THE LATEST RESOURCES Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and inv

Building Entrepreneurial Capabilities in Teams Andi Plantenberg is an innovation consultant who helps companies, that are preparing for disruption, by building entrepreneurial capabilities in teams. She teaches them to operate more like startups— creating competencies in experimentation, validated learning, rapid prototyping and entrepreneurial management. Her history includes consulting with large organizations (NASA Ames Mission Control, The Lending Club, Public Library of Science, Coke Founders, BISSELL floor-care, RWE Innogy New Ventures, and Mayo Clinic), small startups, and starting her own business all on the path toward working to expand entrepreneurial capabilities in teams. Andi's conversation with Brian Ardinger addresses many subjects including: how teachable is innovation, and what’s the most effective incentive? Reach out to Andi on Twitter @andisf or http://andibyday.com If you are interested in building entrepreneurial capabilities, consider listening to Sean Ammirati at https://insi

FinTech Innovation Sunayna Tuteja is Head of Strategic Partnerships and Emerging Technology at TD Ameritrade and a speaker at the Inside Outside Innovation Summit 2018on Fintech innovation. In her conversation with Brian Ardinger, she shares a preview of what’s to come including the four pillars of their approach to innovation at TD Ameritrade, up-and-coming trends for startups and corporations to keep their eyes on, and why FinTech is in a unique position when it comes to innovation. Find her on Twitter @Sunaynaor at TD Ameritrade at https://www.tdameritrade.com/home.page If you are interested in another large corporation looking at innovation, try Brian's interview with Tom Bianculli from Zebra at https://insideoutside.io/podcast/ep-100-tom-bianculli-w-zebra/ or his interview with Atul Kamra from SixThirty, a fintech fund in St. Louis at https://insideoutside.io/podcast/ep-79-atul-kamra-w-sixthirty/   GET THE LATEST RESOURCES Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in a

System Innovation at 30,000 ft Daniel Fozzati is Head of Product Development and Commercialization at IdeaLondon, an innovation center by Cisco, EDF and UCL. As a product engineer who always finds himself frustrated by the ground constraints of innovation systems, he takes the 30,000 foot view and works to help facilitate both visionary and nitty-gritty system innovation. Daniel talked with Brian Ardinger about Idea London, China’s involvement in European innovation, and up and coming trends he is witnessing in the UK. Reach out to Daniel on Twitter @fuzzydanielor check out IdeaLondon at https://www.idea-london.co.uk/empowering-tech-start-ups-grow-faster-stronger-and-further-they-could-alone If you are interested in system or community innovation, check out Brian's talk with Azeem Azhar at https://insideoutside.io/podcast/ep-107-azeem-azhar-with-innovation-newsletter-exponential-view/     GET THE LATEST RESOURCES Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thou

Tom Bianculli is the Chief Technology Officer at Zebra Technologies. Before Brian and Tom's conversation, Tom took part in a panel about the Internet of Things held at The Economist's Innovation Summit in Chicago on March 22, 2018. In this episode, we pulled a clip from the panel discussion, and then we transition into their conversation. Key takeaway: there’s still so much more to develop with IOT, but you don’t have to know where you’ll end up to get started. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ryan Jacoby started in systems engineering doing consulting but when he went to grad school he stumbled upon a class that changed his trajectory fundamentally just as design thinking and development has changed the business and innovation world. Now Ryan, with a ton of experience behind him is eager to tell others about what’s different now and how to take full advantage of these massive improvements. His new book, "Making Progress: The 7 Responsibilities of the Innovation Leader" is out now. Hear him talk more about what's in it and what to do about what's in it at the Inside/Outside Innovation Summit May 29th-31st here in Lincoln, Nebraska. Register today at theiosummit.com.

Sean Ammirati really knows both sides of the table. He’s gone from founding multiple companies to being a partner at Birchmere Ventures and a professor at Carnegie Mellon University. He’s written numerous books including “The Science of Growth: How Facebook Beat Friendster” and will be speaking at the Inside Outside Innovation Summit happening May 29th-31st. In his conversation with Brian, Sean talked about his unique journey, big versus small, and tools that have helped him help others.

China Gorman has spent over 20 years in the HR consulting world including as CEO of The Great Place To Work Institute and Chief Operating Officer and interim CEO of The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). She came on our show to talk about her upcoming conference called UNLEASH taking place in Las Vegas on May 15-16 and to address some of the questions about technology and humanity that everyone in innovation must wrestle with. For more information about the China's conference, visit unleashgroup.io. To register for the Inside Outside Innovation Summit happening May 29th-31st in Lincoln, Nebraska, visit theiosummit.com For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Chris Shipley is a long-time innovation consultant who's worked with many organizations including Guidewire. At the 2017 Inside/Outside Innovation Summit, she talked about some key learnings about dancing with elephants. To hear more content like this in person, register for your ticket to the 2018 Summit at theiosummit.com. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Steve Glaveski, who will be speaking at the Inside/Outside Innovation Summit, is the chief executive officer of Collective Campus based in Melbourne. Steve shared what the innovation ecosystem is like in the Asian Pacific part of the world as well as some common pitfalls that corporations can fall into when asking their employees to innovate. He capped it off by telling Brian about important innovation in the legal services sphere, which his company is involved with. You can catch Steve at the Inside/Outside Innovation Summit as well as on his podcast, FutureSquared. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Andy Cars is the founder of Lean Ventures based in Stockholm, Sweden. Brian and Andy talked about what is most important for a corporation to decide before they begin innovation in a meaningful manner. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Natalie Fratto is Vice President of Early Stage Practice at Silicon Valley Bank. She also was involved with a startup that went through Y Combinator and was eventually acquired by a larger organization in the beauty tech space. She talked with our host Brian about what it’s like to sit on both sides of the table and what sort of intelligence will be the most important for teenagers when they seek jobs in a few years. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Doug Durham has over 30 years of experience in software and software related fields. In his talk he shared best practices and lessons learned from working with product development teams with a focus on agile methodology. The last day to get an earlybird discount for the 2018 summit is March 15th. Visit theiosummit.com for more information and to buy your ticket. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The 2018 Inside/Outside Innovation Summit is taking place May 29th-31st in the hub of the Silicon Prairie: Lincoln, Nebraska. With a $50K pitch contest and hundreds of corporate and startup attendees, this summit is the perfect opportunity for you to come together with like-minded individuals and get inspired and connected. As a taste of what's to come, today's show features a clip from Paul Singh's talk at the 2017 Summit where he talks about simultaneously living out of a trailer and transforming the trajectories of dozens of startups and cities across the U.S. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Teresa Torres is the founder and Product Discovery Coach at Product Talk. She and Brian discussed product prototyping and what some common pitfalls are that corporate teams fall into when trying to develop and validate new and emerging technologies. You can find her blog posts and more at producttalk.org and additional educational material at producttalk.org/learn. Email her at teresa@producttalk.org and follow her on Twitter @ttorres. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ryan Paugh is the COO of Community Co and co-author of the book Super Connector: Stop Networking and Start Building Business Relationships that Matter. Ryan offers an entrepreneurial view of what’s important when entrepreneurs, corporate innovators, and startup founders connect. He also gives some insight into the type of person who’s most effective at networking and how anyone can foster those skills. Email him at Ryan@community.co email and follow him @ryanpaugh on Twitter. Found out more about the book at Superconnectorbook.com For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Today's show is from the Inside/Outside Innovation summit we hosted last summer. In his talk, Michael Docherty lays out some really great advice and anecdotes about what disruptive innovation looks like in a large enterprise. Michael also emphasizes the importance of a "both/and" approach to startup collaboration. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Tom Lockwood and Edgar Papke came together with different backgrounds but the same goal: helping large enterprises innovate. Using design thinking and leadership psychology, Tom and Edgar have written seven books between them about making innovation work despite corporate obstacles. They co-wrote their latest book titled: "Innovation by Design." Find out more at lockwoodresource.com For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Today’s show is from our summit last summer. Carie Davis, who is formerly with Coca-Cola and is now the founder of Your Ideas Are Terrible, gave a talk where she shared the top ten things she and her co-founder Shane Rieser have learned from their work with corporations and startups. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Gregg Garrett is the founder of Connected Detroit Innovates. He talked with Brian about how the program’s membership works, and how it seeks to serve small communities, as well as the larger populace of Detroit, while furthering goals of disruptive innovation in numerous industries. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy