“What the world needs is innovative leadership – now more than ever – are the complexities of the huge problems such as poverty, […] disease, and feeding everybody. These things require that we invest in science and put our best minds on finding solutions. […] We need to create live changing innovations.”
Today at 22 h, I will present the Effective Innovation Leadership Model at the Night of Science in Karlsruhe – Redtenbacher-Hörsaal, Gebäude 10.91
[…] Welt und Wirtschaft haben zwei Gesichter […]. Sie passen nicht zusammen. Aber wir haben uns an diesen Widerspruch gewöhnt. Und das ebnet noch mehr Unsinn den Weg. […] Im Alltag liegt der Nebel des Unwissens über diesen Widersprüchen. Und deshalb ist es so leicht, den Leuten etwas ganz Unsinniges als völlig richtig einzureden […]. (brandeins 11/2015)
Guess what. I made my way out of the data jungle and aggregated first insights about “successful leadership in the field of innovation” for you. Enjoy reading my descriptive report. 102 innovation practitioners shared exciting insights. I hope you can take something out of it! Questions or feedback are always welcome. More will follow soon. Sabrina
Why should we act?
2014: 2.325 millionaires. Oxfam says the richest % of people will own more than 50% of capital in near future.
What goes wrong?
Moral, ethical and functional dimensions of capitalism criticism. (https://www.philosophie.hu-berlin.de/de/lehrbereiche/jaeggi/mitarbeiter/jaeggi_rahel)
What are the alternatives?
A fair distribution => finding a symmetry between work, production means and capital employed. One option is to become an economic democracy, changing power structures. (see f.e. Karl Marx, G. A. Cohen, David Schweikert, Titus Stahl, Philippe Van Parijs)
