In this podcast, Tony Lingham of Antioch University shares his methodology and an assessment tool for improving individual and team engagement and motivation. Tony’s system is designed to move a team to a higher level of contribution within an organization, focusing not just on task completion but also the shaping of the organization as it evolves. His assessment tool has been tested and speaks to necessary changes in organizational leadership, culture and collaboration.

Podcast host: James Bowen,is an author, professor and CEO of Experiential Simulations, a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship and ethics.

In this podcast, host James Bowen speaks to Rob Sapp, Founding Dean at Northcentral University School of Technology, who sees technology as fundamentally changing the nature of the university/college system through adaptive learning. Adaptive learning can be implemented through a learning environment that understands each student and adapts as required. Robb imagines a day in which students can design their own degrees based on their learning approach and goals for their career

Podcast host: James Bowen, is an author, professor and CEO of Experiential Simulations, a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship and ethics.

I recently sat down with Physics educator Doug Petrick and discussed Doug’s journey as an educator and track coach, and how he has brought lessons from the classroom to the track and vice versa. Doug touches upon how he got into teaching, how he views as his role in the classroom, and how he works with student-athletes and physics students to help them achieve their goals.

Doug Petrick holds an Architectural Engineering degree from Pennsylvania State University and a Master of Arts in Teaching from California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently a high school Physics teacher at Upper St. Clair High School in Pittsburgh. Doug regularly contributes to a series for educators on the Wiley Network offering practical advice and instructional strategies.

Chris Ruel manages The Wiley Network for Wiley’s Knowledge and Learning publishing group with over twenty years’ experience in publishing.

Tony Lingham of Antioch University discusses his work on breakthrough innovations, focusing on the people side of innovative teams. Tony looks at how organizations can create high engagement among stakeholders to unlock the potential to develop significant innovations along with increased predictability of outcomes.

Podcast host: James Bowen,is an author, professor and CEO of Experiential Simulations, a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship and ethics.

Podcast host James Bowen sits down with Dr. Juris Ulmanis and discusses intrapreneurship and entrepreneurship, focusing on the environment that needs to be in place for large businesses to take advantage of entrepreneurship skills within their organizations. The changes need to include leadership, motivation, culture, and communication. In particular, organizational leaders need to have a more bottom-up approach and provide intrapreneurs the opportunity to fail, learn, and succeed.​

Podcast host: James Bowen, is an author, professor and CEO of Experiential Simulations, a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship and ethics.

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Rich Maltzman of Boston University,(https://www.linkedin.com/in/exclaim/), has 40 years of practical experience in project management. Rich advocates that the traditional metrics of project management don't incorporate a lifecycle approach of project management and need to account for the impact of the project beyond it's immediate completion. He argues that areas such as risk and the deliverables need to be expanded to incorporate a longer-term view of the job and discusses how the project manager can achieve this enhanced perspective.

James Bowen (www.linkedin.com/in/bowenentrepreneur/), your host, is an author, professor and CEO of Experiential Simulations

(www.experientialsimulations.com/) a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship and ethics.

The rivalry between agenda-driven research and blue skies research has been a longstanding one. We speak to Professor Masato Wakayama, Professor Seeram Ramakrishna and Jose Oliveira on the growing trend of corporations outsourcing part of their R&D to academic institutions and what this means for today’s results-driven world.

Ufeli Ani is a veteran of the startup world and discusses a risk and evidence-based approach to funding new startups. Securing monetary support can come from a variety of sources--including not spending money. Ufeli speaks to how risk and funding are linked along a life cycle during which financial sources can be segmented by the risks inherent at different stages.

James Bowen (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bowenentrepreneur/), your host, is an author, professor and CEO of Experiential Simulations

(http://www.experientialsimulations.com/) a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship and ethics.

Professor Linda Glenn MacDonald of the University of

California, Santa Cruz(https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindamacdonaldglenn/)

discusses the ethical issues around technology, including the extensive online data gathering happening today, raising concerns about whether society will shape technology or whether technology will shape society. The problems are indeed complex. Linda finishes the conversation by pointing to a new advisory board she is formulating to tackle the concerns along with other points to consider.

James Bowen (www.linkedin.com/in/bowenentrepreneur/), is an author, professor and CEO of Experiential Simulations (www.experientialsimulations.com) a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship.