Podcasts about design accelerator

Design Thinking has been helping companies overcome obstacles, improve customer service and get a competitive advantage by focusing on creativity and collaboration. As we navigate through rapid and big changes, the emerging role of the Design Leader is a necessity in bringing together unique perspectives from across the globe to create a powerful collective brain that leads to optimal solutions. Join our host, Michael Banks and Juliana Proserpio, co-Founder and Chief Design Officer of ECHOS (a global innovation lab, as they delve into the emerging role of Design Thinking in creating a desired vision of the future that includes all stakeholders. It is a tool to navigate change and requires 1) Empathy, 2) Creativity and 2) Imagination. A successful Design Leader knows how to facilitate the process of “changing existing conditions into preferred ones”. Design Leaders recognise the importance of diversity and know how to manage healthy and necessary conflict by creating psychological safety. A diverse team spanning the globe and using technology to work together online is able to realize the ‘desired' future far more effectively than having the team working in person in a more localised and homogenised stakeholder group.. Juliana describes the ‘Four Degrees of Naturality' and why humanity is now faced with the challenge of the fourth degree in which machines create the future. Design thinking is transitioning into ‘generative design' where humans provide the input and machines produce the output. By 2030 design will be more and more about “layers upon layers of abstraction” and in this context the role of Design Leaders will become increasingly central to the future of organisations and society as a whole as Human Centered Design evolves into Life Centered Design. If you are business leader and you think design thinking will be important in your organisation's future, you should listen to this episode to understand how the role of a Design Leader will serve both your company and your customers, so that no matter what kind of problems come your way next, you'll be prepared to solve them. Biography Juliana Proserpio is the co-founder and Chief Design Officer of ECHOS, a global innovation lab and over the last 11 years, Juliana has worked to develop an innovation ecosystem in APAC & Latin America to foster the power of design for desirable futures. Today we will be hearing from Juliana about the emerging world of design leadership and how it is rapidly becoming vital to the future success of companies and, indeed, society as a whole Juliana was responsible for creating the first Google News Initiative Design Accelerator in 2019 in the Asia Pacific, and later designed and implemented the GNI Startup Labs in Brazil, and in India. She also led innovation projects with Worksafe in Australia (helping them design their future vision for 2048) and is currently leading a Design Accelerator for the House and Property Department (NSW Government). As an educator, the ECHOS School of Design thinking has already helped to shape 40.000 + innovators, and is currently in the vanguard of design education with a global program on design leadership, bringing the best designers and innovators into the same room. As a thought leader, Juliana is a columnist at the MIT Sloan Management Review, as well as a columnist for Epoca Negocios (business magazine in Brazil). As a speaker, Juliana has participated in events such as the Global Innovation Summit in San Jose - California, TEDxMaua in São Paulo, and the Sydney Design Festival. Juliana is also a content producer in her field of design and innovation, writing e-books such as "The Power of Design", "The role of innovation during a pandemic", The Design Thinking toolkit, and pioneering a podcast called Desired.

Guest: Juliana Proserpio. Juliana is the co-founder and Chief Design Officer of ECHOS. Over the last 10 years, Juliana has worked to develop an innovation ecosystem in APAC & Latin America to foster the power of design for desirable futures. Juliana was responsible for creating the first Google News Initiative Design Accelerator in 2019 in the Asia Pacific, and later designed and implemented the GNI Startup Labs in Brazil, and India. She also led innovation projects with Worksafe in Australia, and is currently leading a Design Accelerator for the House and Property Department. She is a columnist at the MIT Sloan Management Review, and Epoca Negocios, a speaker, a content producer in her field of design and innovation, writing e-books such as "The Power of Design".

Guest: Juliana Proserpio. Juliana is the co-founder and Chief Design Officer of ECHOS. Over the last 10 years, Juliana has worked to develop an innovation ecosystem in APAC & Latin America to foster the power of design for desirable futures. Juliana was responsible for creating the first Google News Initiative Design Accelerator in 2019 in the Asia Pacific, and later designed and implemented the GNI Startup Labs in Brazil, and India. She also led innovation projects with Worksafe in Australia, and is currently leading a Design Accelerator for the House and Property Department. She is a columnist at the MIT Sloan Management Review, and Epoca Negocios, a speaker, a content producer in her field of design and innovation, writing e-books such as "The Power of Design".

All leaders have it.... And then go off an change the world And once known, you to can take control and move your audience towards their ideal scene What is it? Purpose Today on the #fintechscalingshow, Federico Spiezia Founder, of Design Accelerator talks us through why purpose is top of the list as you look to setup you company and make an impact It's the single most powerful thing I know of that, when clarified and articulated, can give a person or a business a quick boost. Key Discussion Points:  How defining your purpose is a critical part of the founder journey Why engaging with your audience consistently helps you create a winning product or service What platforms to leverage as you look to communicate your message Quote:  “ what's important here is that you're able to convey your story by making it clear .” - Federico Spiezia   Links:  Linkedin:www.linkedin.com/in/federico-spiezia Company Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/design-accelerator01 Website: design-accelerator.co   Scaling Now?   Want to speed up your scaling journey with my help? Get in touch with me here to see how I can help! richard@scaleupconsulting.co or visit our website https://scaleupconsulting.co.uk/

Susan Pelczynski is Founder and Principal at Zynsights Consulting where she focuses on workplace strategies and design sprints to uncover insights about user experience through "A Day in the Life" or "Deep Dive" or Design Accelerator sessions. Nicole Thomas is a Senior Real Estate Consultant at Steelcase where she helps brokers and project managers connect their clients with workplace research and the right furniture solution while also connecting client's LinkedIn profiles to their brand. Susan and Nicole joined Mike Petrusky and his co-host Madison Dujka on a recent “Workplace Innovator Interactive Livestream” to discuss the process of design thinking to ideate during the COVID pandemic. This highlight episode offers valuable insights delivered during our weekly live broadcast happening every Wednesday at Noon ET. Connect with Susan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susan-pelczynski-331b87b/ Connect with Nicole on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicoleethomas/ Watch the full livestream recording: https://www.iofficecorp.com/webinar-download-workplace-innovator-interactive-livestream21 View all past livestream recordings: https://www.iofficecorp.com/resources?type=livestreams Discover free resources and explore past interviews at: https://www.workplaceinnovator.com/ Connect with Mike on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikepetrusky/ Share your thoughts with Mike via email: podcast@iOFFICECORP.com  

Kory here! This idea came to me several months ago when we were hosting our Get Back to Design Accelerator, and I was talking to one of our members about teaching clients how to use their designs. Oddly enough, the topic was really sticking out to me after hiring another business owner for a social Continue Reading The post 091: Educating Clients to Use Their New Design Effectively appeared first on Get Back To Design.

We are currently in the middle of working with 8 amazing women in the Get Back to Design Accelerator, and we have been enjoying helping them with their design businesses so much. Last month we were talking to them about simplifying the client process, and when we were covering that the topic of revisions came Continue Reading The post 085: Managing + Reducing Client Revisions appeared first on Get Back To Design.

We follow up on Sir Jony Ive's early innovations; Power Mac G4 Cube, Twentieth Anniversary Mac and USB (Hockey Puck) Mouse. Tim rememberers CADisplayLink. We also follow up on Apple's Design and Development Accelerator in Shanghai, a new scissor switch keyboard is coming for the MacBook Pro, and 4 major reasons why the MacBook Pro's suck. Apple discontinues the 12-inch MacBook and bumps up the MacBook Air with TueTone and adds TouchBar to the entry level MacBook Pro 13. Apple also cut SSD prices in half. The birthplace of the Mac & iPhone Flint Centre is to be demolished. Apple pushes a silent update to the Zoom apps. We discuss the 2015 MacBook Pro Battery Recall Program. 7-Eleven Japan shut down its mobile payment app. Face ID and Touch ID might be used to sign onto iCloud in iOS 13 Beta. Apple to ditch FaceID with through-screen Touch ID? Swift Property Wrappers by NSHipster. We also reminisce about Objective-C collections. Picks: Stranger Things-inspired retro trip to Windows 1.11, Apple’s Texas Hold’em game returns to the iPhone, SF Symbols Reference, TikTok, nil. SF Pro Rounded font from Apple.

Last week we launched our first ever group program together, the Get Back to Design Accelerator! There are still a handful of spots available, so this week we wanted to answer some of the questions we’ve been getting! Subscribe on iTunes Click here for details and to enroll in the Get Back To Design Accelerator! Continue Reading The post 081: Your Accelerator Questions Answered appeared first on Get Back To Design.

We’ve been hinting about this on Instagram for several weeks and we’re so excited to open the doors of the Get Back To Design Accelerator today! In this episode we cover where the idea came from, what it is and how it works, who it’s for, the investment, and everything else you’ll need to know. Continue Reading The post 080: Introducing the Get Back To Design Accelerator appeared first on Get Back To Design.

Listen to Your Art is a podcast that aims to understand the world through the prism of art. This first series is about the Sustainable Fashion Scene in New York! We are listening to 5 inspiring women to discover this movement and how it reflects in a broader scale the need for the new generation to merge their environmental activism with their work and art. Our third conversation is with Tara St James. She is a precursor in the sustainable fashion scene in New York. She started her ethical brand Study NY as a designer in 2009. 10 years later, she proved that a sustainable company can be sustainable. I met Tara at the Brooklyn Fashion and Design Accelerator, a hub for ethical fashion, where she is mentoring young designers on building their sustainable brands. She told me about her story, her brand, and her work on educating people about sustainability. She teaches to students in fashion schools and is also being transparent with customers by telling every step of her supply chain on her website. We also discussed about the impact of fast fashion companies in the industry, the future of fashion, what is the message behind her clothes. Listen to Tara! Follow the podcast on Instagram @listentoyourart_podcast to discover in images the work of our artists and more about the sustainable fashion scene in New York.

In this week's episode of The IoClothes Podcast, we speak with Deb Johnson, Executive Director of the Brooklyn Fashion and Design Accelerator. We caught up with Deb at their facility in Brooklyn, NY. We spoke with her about the goal of BF + DA, the future of the apparel industry, what “Tek Tiles” are and how they're hoping to create the foundation and inspire innovation in the apparel industry. For more information on BF + DA, check out their website at www.bkaccelerator.com/. You can also follow them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @BKACCELERATOR on all channels. Support for this episode is brought to you by SKIIN. The world's most advanced textile computing platform. For more information, check out https://www.skiin.com, and reserve your set today! For more on the podcast and the rapidly growing community we're building at IoClothes, check us out at www.ioclothes.com. You can subscribe to the podcast on: iTunes Google Play Stitcher Pocket Cast Follow Us: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram Copyright © 2017-2018 IoClothes Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast is for general information purposes only. In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage derived from the information provided.