Outthinkers

Navi Radjou is known for his work in breaking down paradigms in our social and business worlds and reinventing it for the better. In this podcast, he describes how we can push beyond “sustainability” and instead strive for a “regenerative economy," how to recover from Covid-19 in a 'Y' pattern, and frugal innovation—and its critical place in our society today.

From his 40-year tenure working in the Silicon Valley, John Hagel has transformed his learnings into business strategy concepts that can revolutionize the way you operate. In this episode, he'll cover anticipating the future and ensuring growing in a practical way with his concepts of "zoom out, zoom in," and "scaling from the edge."

With a unique perspective from sitting inside the board rooms of leading companies, in this episode Ram Charan leads us through the trends and challenges facing strategists today, including bridging tech with employees and customers and selecting the right drivers and plans.

In this episode, Michael breaks down what disruptive innovation REALLY is and why so many people get it wrong. He also gives us a scary prognostication about the future…one we should all be taking seriously.

In this episode, Josh Linkner leads us through his concept of "Big Little Breakthroughs"—how you (or anyone) can create small changes that lead to great innovation.

In this episode, Vivek Wadhwa talks to us about the power of technology to create a "Star tTrek" future or, used in the wrong way, a "Mad Max" future—and what you can do about it as a strategic thinker.

In this episode, Lindsay McGregor leads us through the science of building high performing teams. First understanding what motivates people—whether good or bad—to work, and helping us think through how we can build a culture that improves employees' Total Motivation (Tomo) in a measurable and trackable way.

In this episode, Rob Wolcott discusses two insightful strategic concepts that have the potential to change the course of strategy in your business: Four primary models in which companies can innovate and Proximity—a Concept that can help you deliver products more efficiently at the exact moment when they come into demand.

In this episode, Fons Trompensaars helps us reframe our thinking to see strategy as not a dilemma in which we must make choices, but a dilemma to be reconciled—often through a cultural lens.

In this episode, Rita McGrath teaches us her framework for innovative strategic planning—keeping uncertainty top of mind—in this quickly-evolving world.