Innovation often comes from having an eclectic approach. It’s less about expertise and more about minds that can think through details while focusing on the bigger picture. It’s about having an aptitude for both the qualitative and the quantitative. It’s also about the ability to mesh a wild idea with reality, and the fortitude to bring it to market.
- Strategic imagination: the ability to dream with purpose and generate new ideas.
- Provocative inquiry: the knack for asking smart and unsettling questions.
- Creative problem solving: the application of best practices from diverse sources to create fresh solutions.
- Agility: the ability to adapt and be resourceful in unanticipated situations.
- Resilience: a track record of tenacity and courage in the face of obstacles.
- Strategic Imagination
- Provocative Inquiry
- Creative Problem-Solving
- Agility
- Resilience
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