Podcasts about springwise

James Bidwell has been listed in the Financial Times Creative Business Top 50, named as one of London's 1000 most influential by the London Evening Standard; amongst many other tributes during his successful career in leading transformational change in business. In 2015, James became owner of innovation portal Springwise, described by Seth Godin as “too good to share”, and in 2017 James co-founded Re_Set. Sitting at the nexus of global change James brings deep experience and insight into digital, brand, and innovation across all organisational disciplines at a time of unprecedented uncertainty and opportunity. At Springwise, James is immersed in the global innovation community with deep insight into the most transformative businesses and newest innovations from every corner of the world. Follow James here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-bidwell-330a1721/ Sign up to the spring wise newsletter here: https://www.springwise.com/newsletter-signup/ Thanks to our sponsor Sales Source. Sign up for their newsletter here: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/7049616550982504448/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/sales-source-ai/ https://www.salessource.ai/ Follow Justin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinsalessource/ Future Fuzz - The Digital Marketing Podcast #podcast #futurefuzz # digitalmarketing #b2b #marketing #innovation #bcorp

Climate innovation is the theme of the day as the edie team return for a bumper episode featuring interviews with Springwise, Collaborative Fund and MSC Cruises – plus a much-needed chat about greenwashing and a special summer edition of the sustainability quiz. Sustainability Uncovered, hosted in partnership with Lloyds Bank, uncovers some of most inspiring and insightful sustainability and climate action stories from across the globe. The show features live in-the-studio guests, leader interviews, need-to-know round-ups, listener quizzes and more – all wrapped up into monthly episodes. Whether you're a business leader, climate expert, environmental professional, youth activist, or just someone with a passion for all things sustainability and climate action – this podcast is for you! Say hello: podcast@fav-house.com

This was a special pre-holiday episode with the co-founder of B1G1 (Buy1Give1) - Paul Dunn and we talked about "The Power of Giving". Paul Dunn is a 4-time TEDx speaker, award-winning entrepreneur and master presenter. Paul has received numerous honours for his work such as the Global Lifetime Achievement Award for Service to the Accounting Profession – even though he's very definitely NOT an accountant! His work as chairman of the revolutionary business-giving movement B1G1: Business for Good has been featured in leading-edge publications such as Forbes, Fast Company, Springwise, Mashable, as well as Voice of America. Already, B1G1 has created over 311 million giving impacts around the world B1G1 is a global giving initiative that's quickly grown into a global movement. B1G1 helps businesses embed giving right into the heart of their everyday activities. B1G1 makes business giving easy, effective and meaningful. It focuses on connecting small-to-medium-size businesses with more than 500 carefully selected high impact giving projects. The B1G1 giving movement has brought together more than 3000 businesses and these businesses have created over 311 million giving impacts to date. #giving #positiveimpact #productivity

James Bidwell is a changemaker and sustainability leader. He is the Chair of Springwise, the global platform for innovation and a reference point for anyone interested in creating positive change. He is also the co-founder of Re_Set, a next-generation consultancy for sustainability and innovation. He is the author of Disrupt! 100 Lessons in Business Innovation and speaker. Both companies are B Corp certified and part of 1% of the planet. More than 11,000  innovations are present on Springwise, real solutions to our planet's challenges!

This episode of #TheNewAbnormal features James Bidwell, co-founder/Chair of B Corps, Re_Set and Springwise. He's also author of 'Disrupt! 100 Lessons in Business Innovation'.  (Re_Set [described by Seth Godin as “too good to share”] and Springwise are both B Corps).James advises many businesses and several government organisations. He is a visiting lecturer at the University of Bristol and Cambridge Judge Business School, participant in the London Business School Innovation and Entrepreneurship programme, committee member and judge at the World Retail Congress and mentor at Red Bull Amaphiko.James is an expert in navigating disruption and the rapid pace of change, the role of innovation, and how to encourage cultural shift. Therefore, in this episode, we discuss all of the above, along with his specific views on the 'New Abnormal ethos' of hope, community and resilience, at a time when those issues are utterly crucial...

Listen to the episode with Paul Dunn, Co-Founder and Chairman of B1G1, and ✔️ Learn about Paul's story on co-founding an incredible impact-driven organization: B1G1, ✔️ Discover why we should look more outside... instead of inside of ourselves, ✔️ Find out about the great power of words - especially when being in a leading position, ✔️ Find inspiration to practice gratitude again, and much more! Paul Dunn is a 4-time TEDx speaker, award-winning entrepreneur and master presenter. Paul has received numerous honours for his work such as the Global Lifetime Achievement Award for Service to the Accounting Profession – even though he's very definitely NOT an accountant! His work as chairman of the revolutionary business giving movement B1G1: Business for Good has been featured in leading-edge publications such as Forbes, Fast Company, Springwise, Mashable, as well as Voice of America. Already, B1G1 has created over 150 million giving impacts around the world. B1G1 is a global giving initiative that's quickly grown into a global movement. B1G1 helps businesses embed giving right into the heart of their everyday activities. B1G1 makes business giving easy, effective and meaningful. It focuses on connecting small-to-medium-size businesses with more than 500 carefully selected high-impact giving projects. The B1G1 giving movement has brought together more than 3000 businesses and these businesses have created over 232 million giving impacts to date. Tune in!

James Bidwell is the Co-Founder of RE_SET and Chair of Springwise who believes in order to change the world one must assume and inspire a greater role of responsibility. Throughout today’s discussion Bidwell shares how consumers are becoming more conscientious, the threat of big tech on capital markets, and why now is the time to reset your personal path. Watch: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/james-bidwell Attend free upcoming live interviews: https://www.crowdcast.io/realleaderspodcast

Hello and welcome to our special series of Green Elephant interviews during March 2021, supporting the annual B Corps month. B Corporations, or B Corps for short, are businesses that meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose Throughout March, we are chatting … B Corp Month 2021 Interview – James Bidwell from RE_SET Read More »

Today's expert is James Bidwell, Co-founder of next generation strategy consultancy, Re_Set and owner and Chair of the world's leading source of global innovations, Springwise. Both his companies are members of 1% for the Planet and certified B Corp companies - committed to business as a force for good. His book, Disrupt: 100 Lessons in Business Innovation is an Amazon bestseller and explores how meaningful innovations are changing the way we live and work and how we can best look after our planet #innovationthatmatters. He is also Chair of the UK Steering committee for 1% for the Planet.In today's lesson James reveals how to innovate and thrive in a disrupted world. 2020 has been a powerful wake up call for all of us. We have seen a seismic shift in that last 12 months and the pace of change has accelerated faster than ever before. It is vital that we adapt, find new ways to stay relevant and most importantly, innovate.  There is a huge opportunity now to be brave and bold.Today's lessons:The importance of an MVPThe importance of agility and flexibilityThe vital role of real time intelligenceYou can download this expert's playbook at https://www.evolvethe.world/learn/how-to-innovateIf you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews!

It takes immense trust in one's self and vision for a better world to leave high level jobs at giant corporations that aren't in alignment with that vision. That was exactly the position that James Bidwell took as the co-founder and CEO of two companies called Re_Set and Springwise. Learn how taking a leap of faith starting these two companies that drive impact and innovation not only propelled him into living his purpose, but also inspired his efforts to help expand NGO 1% for the Planet into the UK.

In 2015, James Bidwell became CEO and owner of innovation portal Springwise Intelligence, described by Seth Godin as “almost too good to share”. James is also Founding Partner of RE_SET, the innovation and digital transformation boutique consultancy, created for the disruption economy. James is the author of “Disrupt! 100 Lessons in Business Innovation” published by Hodder and Stoughton 2017 Operating at the nexus of global change James brings deep experience and insight into digital, brand and innovation across all organizational disciplines at a time of unprecedented uncertainty and opportunity. At Springwise, James is immersed in the global innovation community with deep insight into the newest and most transformative new businesses and innovations from every corner of the world. Springwise Innovation Snapshots have become a must-read for CEOs, innovators, investors, educators and corporates from all sectors. Founders365 is hosted by business coach Steven Haggerty and shares 365 insights from 365 founders during 2020.

"Internal communications is a much underutilised tool and it’s so critically important." A marketeer by trade, James worked as CEO and CMO in a number of large multinationals including fashion brand Anthropology, VisitLondon and Selfridges, where he oversaw the incredible turnaround of that business in the early noughties. Buying Springwise – a global crowdsourcing movement for innovative ideas - in 2015 was the catalyst for James’s innovation journey.  In 2017, inspired by Springwise, he co-founded Re_Set – a strategy consultancy focused on helping their clients in the areas of innovation, disruption and sustainability. Show Notes 2.30 – James, Springwise and Re_Set – 06.50 – The benefits of being a B Corporation - 10.05  - Brands will fail if they don’t have purpose – 13.15 – Aligning people with purpose is about leadership – 17.05 –Success is about leading across the organisation - 18.30 – Best practice in bringing people on a change journey – 23.20 – Building a culture where it’s OK to fail - 28.00 – The role of internal communications - 33.00 – The turnaround of Selfridges – 25.10 – To drive innovation, become a B Corporation. To contact James, simply email james@thisisreset.com

Would you rather know exactly what will happen 6 months from now or have the wisdom needed to navigate whatever happens 6 months from now? Join me in this fantastic interview with James Bidwell, the Chairman and Founder of Springwise. James is also the Co-Founder of Re_set. Springwise is an innovation platform that promotes creativity and innovation across the globe. Re_set is a disruption, innovation, and sustainability consulting firm in the UK.In this episode, we cover:James’ view on the future of workHow Springwise elevates creatives by sharing their innovations with the worldAn even bigger crisis that is on the horizon (bigger than the pandemic)Examples of innovations in different industriesA ton of FREE RESOURCES!Quotes"What is really encouraging is the capacity of the human brain to start to figure it out and not give up and to go forward and create new solutions." ~ James Bidwell"One thing that I find really interesting about innovation is that it starts small, and it can feel like it's creeping up on you... like [with] Blockbuster...these other companies just sort of snuck up on them. But, they didn't. They were working diligently behind the scenes." ~ Heather Walker, Ph.D.About Today’s GuestJames currently serves as Chair at Springwise, Co-Founder at Innovation and Transformation Consultancy Re_Set and NED at fast growing, Berlin based Invincible Brands. James is the Author of bestseller “Disrupt! 100 Lessons in Business Innovation” published by Hodder and Stoughton 2017 Sitting at the nexus of global change James brings deep experience and insight into digital, brand and innovation across all organizational disciplines at a time of unprecedented uncertainty and opportunity. At Springwise, James is immersed in the global innovation community with deep insight into the newest and most transformative new businesses and innovations from every corner of the world. Springwise is a “must read’ for global CEOs, innovators, investors, educators and corporates from all sectors. James advises many businesses and several government organisations. He is a visiting lecturer at the University of Bristol and Cambridge Judge Business School, participant in the London Business School Innovation and Entrepreneurship programme, committee member and judge at the World Retail Congress and mentor at Red Bull Amaphiko Academy. Career highlights include the launch of Disneyland Paris, the turnaround of Selfridges as Marketing Director, leading the renaissance of London tourism as CEO Visit London, launch CEO of Anthropologie Europe.Resources MentionedSpringwise Global Source for InnovationRe_Set Boutique Consultancy for Disruption, Innovation, and SustainabilitySomerset House London’s working arts centre[CELL PHONE APP] The Innovation App[BOOK] Disrupt!: 100 Lessons in Business InnovationAbout the PodcastThe Lead with Levity podcast is a show for leaders who care deeply about what makes/breaks the employee experience. Our guests are dynamic researchers, practitioners, consultants, and business leaders. We cover foundational elements that are needed to avoid forcing the fun. We also invite lively managers who lead with levity to show us how it's done. Thanks for joining us on this journey.

“When your vision becomes more powerful than your memory, then your future becomes more powerful than your past.” — Paul Dunn   Imagine what the world would be like if every transaction you make contributes to making a difference in other people’s lives and the environment? Today on Sustainable, I talk to Paul Dunn, the chairman of  B1G1. We discuss it’s giving activities and positive impact with the Sustainable Development Goals. B1G1 is a revolutionary global social enterprise and non-profit organization with a mission to create a world full of giving! In this episode, Paul shares how B1G1 is helping businesses achieve more social impact and contribute to the bigger vision - a world of peace and prosperity. He also talks about the book “LEGACY” and how people and businesses can change the way our world evolves.   In this episode, Paul and I talk about: What inspired B1G1 to align their giving activities and positive impact with the Sustainable Development Goals How businesses can make a difference in our world The SDG’s as a pathway for humanity to come together and achieve powerful things The challenges of integrating SDG into your work Paul’s giving story The LEGACY book and the reader’s feedback The impact of every little thing that we do How giving through B1G1 can inspire families and children to make a difference   More about Paul Dunn Paul’s work as Chairman of the revolutionary B1G1 has been featured in leading-edge publications such as Forbes, Fast Company, Trendwatching, Springwise and online through the key technology newsletter Mashable, as well as Voice of America. He is a four-time TEDx speaker and a hugely respected and admired business leader. He frequently travels around the world, educating businesses about B1G1 and sharing inspiring business insights. LinkedIn   More about B1G1: B1G1, a social enterprise and non-profit organization with a mission to create a world full of giving. Unlike conventional giving models, B1G1 helps small- and medium-sized businesses achieve more social impact by embedding giving activities into everyday business operations and creating unique giving stories. Every business transaction can impact lives for as little as just one cent. B1G1 ties every giving and impact created to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. These 17 goals represent the global community’s next step in ending poverty, fighting inequality and injustice, and tackling climate change by 2030.  Since launching over 10 years ago, B1G1 has helped small and medium-sized business owners around the world create over 100 million positive impacts that help us work towards a world of peace and prosperity for people and planet. B1G1   Mentioned on this episode: UN Sustainable Development Goals Article: Now we can make the Global Goals (SDG’s) connect so much more Brené Brown's first TEDx Talk Nicola Sturgeon TEDx Talk Masami Sato ( Founder & CEO of B1G1) If you enjoyed this, check out episode 32 CSR vs. Sustainability with Ioana Tetelea   SUBSCRIBE TO SUSTAINABLE: THE PODCAST If you’re enjoying Sustainable: The Podcast be sure to subscribe in your preferred Podcast Platform to get notified on the latest episodes. Let me know your thoughts about this episode by leaving a review and rating. To find out more about creating systemic and transformational change for people and the planet, head on to  www.earthself.org

Minter Dialogue Episode #316James Bidwell is author of the best-selling Disrupt! 100 Lessons in Business Innovation, Chair of the innovation & tech trends observatory Springwise and co-founder of Re_Set, a leading transformation and innovation consultancy for the disruption economy. In this conversation, James and I discuss and spar about the most important new tech trends, some of the key lessons about innovation from his book, Disrupt!, what leaders need to do to succeed in digital transformation, and how tech can help change and improve the world. Please send me your questions as an audio file or text to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate/review the podcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

Battery life can be a real problem. Cathi Bond tells Nora about research out of Cornell, suggesting a proming model based on a more complex, folded shape. Best of all, it charges almost immediately. Read more at New Atlas here. What would it take to get you into a mall in 10 years? One vision from British retail development group, Westfield, is for a sort of one-stop retail, wellness entertainment hub (via Springwise). It's actually really quite cool. Check out the interactive images here.

James Bidwell is the owner of Springwise, an innovation portal, which crowd sources innovation ideas from all over the world and publishes the top 3 every day. He is also the co-founder of RE_SET, an innovation consultancy for the disruption economy working with boards to help them thrive in an unpredictable world. James was also formerly a marketing manager at Disney, marketing director at Selfridges and CEO of Visit London.   In this episode we discuss: - How to stay on top of the rapid pace of change in modern society  - How to innovate in the 21st century disruption economy  - How to market effectively in a noisy world, while staying true to values So whether you’re curious about how to stay relevant in a constantly changing world or want to find out how to get your message heard in a world full of noise, this episode has you covered.

My guest for Episode 7 of The Startup Playbook Hustle is Alan Crabbe, the Co-founder of Crowdfunding platforms Pozible and Birchal. Alan has been one of the pioneers of the Crowdfunding movement in Australia. What started as a side hustle, turned into one of the first and most successful platforms in Australia. As the Co-founder of Pozible, Alan has helped a number of artists and creatives raise funds for their work. He has now used his experience through Pozible to launch Birchal, one of Australia's first equity Crowdfunding platforms. In this interview we talk about: Building around growth How to run a successful Crowdfunding campaign Building champions for your product How to define your valuation for equity Crowdfunding   PLAYBOOK MEDIA – Growth through Data-Driven Storytelling THE E-COMMERCE PLAYBOOK ACCELEPRISE AUSTRALIA STARTUP PLAYBOOK HUSTLE APPLICATION    Show notes: Rick Chen Springwise Birchal Occulus Rift acquisition Alan Crabbe (LinkedIn)   Feedback/ connect/ say hello:  Rohit@startupplaybook.co @playbookstartup (Twitter) @rohitbhargava7 (Twitter – Rohit) Rohit Bhargava (LinkedIn) Credits: Intro music credit to Bensound Other channels: Don't have iTunes? The podcast is also available on Stitcher & Soundcloud The post Hustle Ep007 – Alan Crabbe (Co-Founder – Pozible & Birchal) on how to run successful Crowdfunding campaigns appeared first on Startup Playbook.

CEO of Springwise, James Bidwell, joins Cilve & Emma to discuss his new book Disrupt! 100 lessons in Business Innovation. Plus fashion industry expert Alison Lewy joins Clive and Emma to offer startup tips.

Wouldn’t it be great if when someone purchased a new book, a tree was planted in exchange? Wouldn’t it be great, if when someone purchased a new plasma TV, someone without vision got the gift of sight? Paul is often referred to as a wise mentor and has helped countless individuals improve their business operations. He is an expert at building up those around him and celebrating every achievement, no matter how small. Paul is a member of one of the world’s leading think-tanks and was recently honored with a Lifetime Service Award to the Accounting Profession in the UK (though he’s definitely NOT an accountant!). More recently, he was named as a Social Innovation Fellow in his new home of Singapore - an honour he shares with film-star Jet Li and Wal-Mart Chairman, Rob Walton. His work as Chairman of the revolutionary B1G1 (Buy One Give One) has been featured in leading-edge publications such as Forbes, Fast Company, Trendwatching, Springwise and online through the key technology newsletter Mashable, as well as Voice of America. Already, B1G1 has created over 117 million giving impacts around the world by allowing businesses to enjoy real purpose and meaning through giving. In this episode you’ll learn… Why 7 out of 10 people actually feel bad about the word ‘charity’ because they have had a bad experience, and why B1G1 is offering something very different to traditional charities The importance of ‘connection’ and why this is central to having meaning and purpose in our lives How a Jim Rohn Seminar back in 1980 impacted Paul so greatly and inspired him to go on to become a great speaker himself The process Paul uses to prepare himself before he goes on stage to address a large audience That a person’s ‘why’ can change, and you should focus on your why ‘for now’ The story Paul shares about Daniel Priestley’s Father which illustrates how the way we show up to our businesses must be the same as we show up for our own health How the United Nations Global Goals emphasised the impact that Entrepreneurs, rather than Governments, are the ones that are best positioned to really make a positive impact in the world The importance of learning how to ‘ship’ - just getting your ideas out there is the only way to receive real feedback   Quotes: ‘We often think that when we give, it is the recipients that are the beneficiaries. The reality is that we are the beneficiaries by being allowed to do that’ - Paul Dunn, on behalf of Jessica. ‘Some people are going round and round on the rat wheel with no meaning and purpose’   Links & Resources mentioned in this episode: B1G1 - Business For Giving Jim Rohn - Personal Development & Business Philosopher Richard Branson - Don’t Look Down (Documentary, Netflix) Seth Godin Blog   Guest Details: Paul Dunn Official Website Connect with Escape The Rat Race...within 12 months: Official Website Private Facebook Group   Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for joining us this week. Have some feedback you would like to share? Send us a message And if you can spare two minutes, we’d love for you to leave us a review on iTunes

Wouldn’t it be great if when someone purchased a new book, a tree was planted in exchange? Wouldn’t it be great, if when someone purchased a new plasma TV, someone without vision got the gift of sight? Paul Dunn is a hugely respected and admired business leader, entrepreneur and master presenter. He’s a four-time TEDx speaker and frequently travels around the world, educating businesses about B1G1 and sharing inspiring business insights. . Paul is a member of one of the world’s leading think-tanks and was recently honored with a Lifetime Service Award to the Accounting Profession in the UK (though he’s definitely NOT an accountant!). More recently, he was named as a Social Innovation Fellow in his new home of Singapore - an honour he shares with film-star Jet Li and Walmart Chairman, Rob Walton. His work as Chairman of the revolutionary B1G1 (Buy One Give One) has been featured in leading-edge publications such as Forbes, Fast Company, Trendwatching, Springwise and online through the key technology newsletter Mashable, as well as Voice of America. Already, B1G1 has created over 117 million giving impacts around the world by allowing businesses to enjoy real purpose and meaning through giving.   In this episode you’ll learn… How the idea for B1G1 was born out of a mentoring session that Paul was delivering with Masami Sato How every hour of the day there is a net gain of 87 new businesses being created in Australia alone - the Entrepreneur Movement is in full flow. Why in this decade alone, entrepreneurs will create more wealth for themselves and for society than in the whole of the twentieth century What definition that paul applies to a Social Entrepreneur, and why these are the big changemakers for good (rather than the governments) in the world today The simple process for finding your ‘why’ that Paul learned from Simon Sinek, Author of ‘Start With Why’ The global movement of entrepreneurship in young people and the education system is beginning to change Why studies show that 7 out of 10 people feel uneasy about the word ‘charity’ because they have had a bad experience   Quotes: ‘People should never doubt that tiny things can make amazing differences’   Links & Resources mentioned in this episode: B1G1 - Business For Giving Green School Bali Nalu Clothing Adam Houlahan on Linkedin   Guest Details: Paul Dunn Official Website   Connect with Escape The Rat Race...within 12 months: Official Website Private Facebook Group   Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for joining us this week. Have some feedback you would like to share? Send us a message And if you can spare two minutes, we’d love for you to leave us a review on iTunes

This time, Nora Young and Cathi Bond are talking shopping. Cathi Bond looks at this profile of retail design company, The Science Project. It seems to take a page from user experience design to create a shopping experience that's data-driven, supported by digital, and very flexible. Nora mentions Frank and Oak's approach to offering a number of experiences in-store besides shopping. Meanwhile, Nora talks about a convenience store in the isolated Swedish town of Viken, which is unstaffed (via Springwise). It operates through a combination of an app which unlocks the door, monthly billing and trust (plus security measures!). Nora and Cathi chat about the trust economy.

Nora Young talks about Virool, a new online ad platform that, with your permission, will use your computer's camera to monitor your reactions to the ads you watch (via Springwise). It's an example, she says, of the increasing trend towards tech that monitors our moods and reactions. See, for example, this story or this one on her show Spark. Cathi Bond, talks about the DARPA Robotics Challenge coming up in June, and in particular, the Atlas robot (via Gizmodo). Nora mentions David McCandless' infographic about online music services and artists' compensation (via The Guardian)  

Long-time listeners will know that Cathi Bond has an, ummm, interest? fixation? with tiny, well-designed housing, especially if it's mobile! She's particularly intrigued by Leaf House, a company that designs and builds elegant, tiny, organized mobile homes. You can find version 3 here, which features 'quad pane' windows, designed to make the home comfortable even in Arctic temperatures. You can see images here. Meanwhile, Nora Young talks about Zoolafix, which aims to connect travelers to London or New York with a local 'fixer', based on shared common interests in nightlife. Your 'fixer' does things like line up for drinks and getting you into nightclubs (via Springwise). It's a good example of the ongoing trend in matching up people and services in different cities. Would you use it?

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