Innovation happens at the periphery. How, then, can you seek out novelty? In this episode Seth and Mark take a look at association mission statements,  and at the evolution of associations from transactional to generative . . . and beyond.

Innovation happens at the periphery. How, then, can you seek out novelty? In this episode Seth and Mark take a look at association mission statements, and at the evolution of associations from transactional to generative . . . and beyond.

Innovation happens at the periphery. How, then, can you seek out novelty? In this episode Seth and Mark take a look at association mission statements,&nbsp; and at the evolution of associations from transactional to generative . . . and beyond.

Episode 2 - Innovation happens at the periphery.

Grand Challenges represent the wicked problems that society faces—complex, persistent, and difficult to solve due to incomplete, contradictory, and ever-changing demands. Yet, addressing them is essential for humanity and life on Earth to survive and thrive. My work is dedicated to confronting these monumental issues. These challenges are too vast for any single mind to fully comprehend or solve. They are multi-dimensional, with deep systemic roots that are reflected in legislation, policies, social behavior, and even individual thoughts and mindsets. These factors limit our ability to effectively address them. However, there are models and frameworks I’ve developed to help organizations and activists collaborate in making tangible progress. These stem from my experience at the World Bank, where I’ve witnessed both the successes and failures of multinational efforts, and from my work with Grand Challenges in sectors that include maternal health in Kenya, earth science, finance, nursing, and mental health.

Business

Grand Challenges represent the wicked problems that society faces—complex, persistent, and difficult to solve due to incomplete, contradictory, and ever-changing demands. Yet, addressing them is essential for humanity and life on Earth to survive and thrive. My work is dedicated to confronting these monumental issues. These challenges are too vast for any single mind to fully comprehend or solve. They are multi-dimensional, with deep systemic roots that are reflected in legislation, policies, social behavior, and even individual thoughts and mindsets. These factors limit our ability to effectively address them. However, there are models and frameworks I’ve developed to help organizations and activists collaborate in making tangible progress. These stem from my experience at the World Bank, where I’ve witnessed both the successes and failures of multinational efforts, and from my work with Grand Challenges in sectors that include maternal health in Kenya, earth science, finance, nursing, and mental health.

Share Episode 2 - Innovation happens at the periphery.

Sign up to save your podcasts

Episode 2 - Innovation happens at the periphery.

Episode 2 - Innovation happens at the periphery.