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If you are wondering how established companies can drive innovation from within, then check out this episode as I speak to Kaihan Krippendorff just about that.

Kaihan Krippendorff is a world top expert in innovation and strategy. He spent part of his career as a consultant at Mackenzie before founding his own innovation consultancy firm OutThinker. He's a member of the prestigious thinker 50 radar group, and a bestselling author of five books, including the book we discuss in today’s episode Driving Innovation from Within. 

In today’s episode, we speak about:

• Most substantial innovations have come not from entrepreneurs, but from employees inside established companies.
• The different challenges and skills entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs have.
• The six common barriers to innovation established companies have.
• Should all employees be involved with innovation or should that be limited to just a few? 
• Why do we like to tell the stories of lone entrepreneurs?
• The secret sauce to innovation and having breakthrough ideas.
• The innovation everywhere model.

Links:

-     Kaihan Krippendorff Webpage

-     Driving Innovation from Within