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Prophet or creator?

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Bruno Pešec
Bruno Pešec
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Prophet or creator?

Just because you cannot foretell the future does not mean you cannot create it.

Learn from the past, imagine the future, and take action in the present.

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September 23: 20 Common Misconceptions About Corporate Innovation

Join me as I debunk 20 common misconceptions about corporate innovation; all from my personal experience as an innovator and consultant. Not for those of feint heart. Register here.

September 28: Organisational Culture DNABuilding foundations for success

In this webinar, Parag Gogate will share a holistic sensemaking framework of organisational culture, drawing on years of research and influenced by various disciplines such as organisational behaviour, anthropology, systems and complexity. Reserve your spot here.

90-day coaching in Innovation Management

I’ll share best practices and help you craft, implement, and improve your innovation strategies and systems, with a weekly call and unrestricted email. This is not a regular offering of mine, it’s intended to help leaders like you thrive during these disruptive times. I have limited slots available, write me at bruno@pesec.no to secure yours.

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