Your Innovation Podcast. This is the 25th episode of the Driving Eureka! Podcast. Segment 1: How Leadership can learn to Trust Their teams; Segment 2: How to create an innovation culture; Segment 3: Brain Brew Whisk(e)y Academy.

Innovation: Trust in Your People but Give Them a Method

We want to teach you to innovate - by helping you "find, filter and fast track BIG IDEAS." This show has three segments to help. The first segment is a feature story about a variety of subjects on innovation written about in a newsletter by Doug Hall (Doug was named one of America's top innovation experts by INC. magazine). The second segment contains an excerpt of Doug's book, Driving Eureka! (published in December, 2018) with advice, facts and stories on innovation. The third segment is the Brain Brew Whiskey Academy where Doug and the Eureka! Ranch team "practice what they preach" by building a craft whiskey distillery. 

Come and join us. We will teach how to build a business or innovate in an existing organization using the Driving Eureka! book and a whole series of education programs.

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We want to teach you to innovate - by helping you "find, filter and fast track BIG IDEAS." This show has three segments to help. The first segment is a feature story about a variety of subjects on innovation written about in a newsletter by Doug Hall (Doug was named one of America's top innovation experts by INC. magazine). The second segment contains an excerpt of Doug's book, Driving Eureka! (published in December, 2018) with advice, facts and stories on innovation. The third segment is the Brain Brew Whiskey Academy where Doug and the Eureka! Ranch team "practice what they preach" by building a craft whiskey distillery. Come and join us. We will teach how to build a business or innovate in an existing organization using the Driving Eureka! book and a whole series of education programs.

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