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Join Nancy Ridge Founder of Ridge Innovative and Dave O'Callaghan, Partner & Co-Founder of Vation Ventures, for a fascinating conversation around Orchestration of Innovation. Nancy is honored to introduce Dave O'Callaghan, a serial innovator and pioneer of ecosystems. Dave has spent thirty-nine years as a senior executive in large tech corporations and seven years consulting to large corporations, including, Hitachi, Cisco, and VMWare. Dave is also a professor at the University of Denver. Culture of Innovation couldn't be more honored to have him on the show today; you are in for a treat! Index: 00:51 – Introduction of Dave O'Callaghan and his Background 02:08 – Vation Ventures as top orchestrator 05:28 – Example of innovation you have seen deliver great business outcomes 17:00 – Focus of smart money and hottest treads coming out of VC community 24:18 – What does the future of the channel look like? 30:00 – Direction these changes are moving us in and how big hyperscalers play into this 33:41 – Discussions from The Innovation Advisory Council and Innovation Partner Advisory Council 38:57 – What innovation would you most like to see gain adoption? Helpful Links – Vation Ventures - https://www.vationventures.com/ Vation Innovation Platform – https://www.vationventures.com/platform sparkLAB - https://www.vationventures.com/services/sparklab The Forum 2021 Recap - https://www.vationventures.com/blog/were-better-together-the-forum-2021 Innovation Uncorked - https://www.vationventures.com/services/sparklab If you enjoyed this podcast, be sure to subscribe to us on Soundcloud for more episodes and write us a review! Share this episode with anyone interested in unconventional ideas. Do you have questions, comments, insight on the topics discussed today? Send an email to support@ridgeinnovative.com with Subject: “Culture of Innovation S1 E12”! Follow Us On: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/culture-of-innovation/id1537650821 Website: https://ridgeinnovative.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/nancy_ridge LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-ridge-085988a YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjEMawW6iUoDcQDjvtKTBzA Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/culture-of-innovation Release Date: 30 November 2021

Amanda Ross is the owner of SparkLab - a creative agency with a focus on product development, planning and branding. She works with female entrepreneurs and small biz owners to strategically design their product and online brand to connect with their audience and grow their piggy bank. Learn today the courage to differentiate your brand, how to connect your true passion and purpose with the right customers, and the power of saying “no”. Join the conversation on the Podopolo podcast app.

Amanda Ross is the owner of SparkLab - a creative agency with a focus on product development, planning and branding. She works with female entrepreneurs and small biz owners to strategically design their product and online brand to connect with their audience and grow their piggy bank. “have a big goal. I think having big goals forces you to get really really clear on what you do, how you do it and who you do it for. It targets your energy and messaging… And big scary goals are good … So I think having big goals that really scare you is really good”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7Js

Converting online, easing social media stress, why goals are important, programs to make your life easier and so much more is what you are going to find in this episode with Amanda Ross.  Who is she? Amanda is the owner of SparkLab a creative agency that helps people move from a time=money business to an online business that ignites them with a focus on product development, online courses and branding. She has led an international marketing team with a million dollar budget, trained/coached over 200 entrepreneurs to build strong brands, and she even got into film school (but never went) based on her essay on Cinematography in Wrestling. Officially starting her FT business in 2013, Amanda has designed hundreds of digital and real products (she even made a board game) and has loved every minute of it. She’s been a guest on multiple podcasts and Facebook groups sharing strategies on marketing, product planning and more. She loves all things small business and you can find her playing frisbee with her dog, #BuffyTheBoston on any given Sunday.

We all have dreams and goals, but what about fool-proof plans? Most of you know where I'm going with this: It can be so hard to make a plan and actually stick to it, am I right?! How are we supposed to go about accomplishing our goals and checking each project off of our to-do lists? We at Petite2Queen had the same questions, and luckily, we got answers. Amanda Ross joined us to share her six-step framework for how to plan any project and actually complete it. After listening to our new podcast, you'll be ready to tackle any project! Amanda Ross has been successfully managing projects for years, and she's locked down a method that makes even the biggest mountains of tasks scalable. We kick off the podcast with a discussion of Amanda's work as a coach and marketing team leader.Now, what is that six-step framework we mentioned? As Amanda explains in our podcast, her acronym FINISH can help you, well, finish every project and meet your deadlines. But you'll have to listen above to find out what each of those letters stands for! Is the FINISH framework applicable to every project? What about the major pitfalls we all run into when planning projects: how does this framework overcome those pitfalls? What are some of the greater takeaways of this framework? Amanda reveals all this and more in our new podcast. If you're ready to become a project-completing champion, be sure to listen to our podcast with Amanda Ross! Before you go: Do you want a FINISH framework freebie? Amanda Ross has something special to share with you right here. Amanda Ross is the owner of SparkLab, a creative agency with a focus on product development, planning, and branding. She also co-hosts the RossSquared Podcast about branding for purpose-driven female leaders.Support the show (https://p2q.link/donate)

Bienvenue sur Entrepreneur In Conversation In Conversation With Géraldine, pour l'épisode 26, je te donne ma formule passer au niveau supérieur: 6 pratiques pour atteindre le next level qui m'ont permises d'obtenir des résultats et d'amorcer mon pivot dans mon business et de démarrer mon programme de coaching - Je suis en cours de création de mon cours-prototype: SparkLab-beta, ça t'intéresse? Contacte-moi : hello@geraldinejippe.com Ces pratiques touchent: la gestion de mes clients l'éducation continue, la productivité déléguer et s'entourer d'une bonne équipe utiliser les bonnes technologies en support sortir de sa zone de confort. Bonne écoute!! PS: Suis-moi sur les réseaux sociaux Facebook | Facebook Group | Instagram | Twitter | Linkedin PPS: Laisse-moi une étoile et/ou une review! Cheers!

Pour l'épisode 21, d'Entrepreneurs In Conversation With Géraldine, c'est un show en solo où je vous partage en 5 leçons comment se préparer à cette sortie de crise. Je vous parle d'actions simples pour protéger votre entreprise, ce que vous avez créé et comment vous pourrez profiter d'une reprise économique sereinement avec 5 astuces. Parlant d'altruisme, si vous voulez parler de vos expériences entrepreneuriales, vos tests, vos succès, vos questions, rejoignez SparkLab, un groupe gratuit dédié à l'entrepreneuriat disponible sur Facebook. Bonne Écoute!!

Pour l'épisode 20, d'Entrepreneurs In Conversation With Géraldine, c'est un show en solo où je vous parle de comment surfer sur la crise et comment se réinventer, grâce à la diversification au sein de son entreprise. Comme vous, je suis "impactée", mais j'ai choisi de relever le défi et voici mes points de focus et les expériences que je prévoie de tester pour les prochains mois en 5 points: Être à l'écoute Storytelling Authenticité Altruisme Masterclass Parlant d'altruisme, si vous voulez parler de vos expériences entrepreneuriales, vos tests, vos succès, vos questions, rejoignez SparkLab, un groupe gratuit dédié à l'entrepreneuriat disponible sur Facebook.

El pasado martes, 10 de marzo, en "El Que Avisa No Es Traidor". Nos visitó en el estudio Albert Vidal, Director del SparkLab de España en Nationale-Nederlanden. Y dentro de nuestra sección, Finanzas y Seguros 360, Pablo Gorgé entrevistó a Rubén Vidal, Managing Director de Capital On Tap. Y como siempre, nuestro colaborador, Ignacio Echenagusía, nos comentará algunas de las mejores canciones de la historia, dentro de su sección de música. Programa presentado y dirigido por Luis Vega con la producción de Conchi Burgos. De lunes a jueves en directo de 10.30 a 12.30 y en #redifusion de 19.30 a 21.30.

El pasado martes, 10 de marzo, en "El Que Avisa No Es Traidor". Nos visitó en el estudio Albert Vidal, Director del SparkLab de España en Nationale-Nederlanden. Y dentro de nuestra sección, Finanzas y Seguros 360, Pablo Gorgé entrevistó a Rubén Vidal, Managing Director de Capital On Tap. Y como siempre, nuestro colaborador, Ignacio Echenagusía, nos comentará algunas de las mejores canciones de la historia, dentro de su sección de música. Programa presentado y dirigido por Luis Vega con la producción de Conchi Burgos. De lunes a jueves en directo de 10.30 a 12.30 y en #redifusion de 19.30 a 21.30.

Bij cyber security denk je aan firewalls en hackers; niet direct aan een verzekeringsadviseur. Verzekeraar NN zette een eigen startup op die moet voorsorteren op de toekomst. Daarbij horen ook nieuwe verdienmodellen en samenwerken met bedrijven buiten je eigen expertise. Kimberley Zeltenrijch en Bart Reniers van Sparklab vertellen hoe ze de behoeften van de consument van de toekomst in kaart brengen. Hoe neem je een bedrijf met zo'n lange historie mee op weg naar radicaal nieuwe dienstverlening? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/de-transformatie/message

For a few months of the year, Seattle is darker than anywhere else in the country. Living through it year after year, Seattlites have developed a special relationship with light, both natural and otherwise. How can we better take advantage of this special relationship in architecture and design? How can designers integrate light thoughtfully into their work? How come streetlights are so darn harsh? What's Kelvin, and should we care? (Yes, we should.)