Advice About Innovation During Tough Economic Times
December 14, 2010
Hosted by Aldonna Ambler
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Episode Description
The show features major points raised during Ambler’s recent presentation at the 2010 INNOVATION SYMPOSIUM sponsored by Rutgers University’s School of Business. Learn why “new for the sake of new” gets companies in trouble. Learn from past innovations and how to finance today’s innovations. Hear why most successful innovations combine two disparate things to solve a problem. Hear which mental exercises can strengthen your process of innovation. Hear examples of how perception plays a key role in most successful innovations. Recognize the responsibilities and risks associated with promising innovation.
The Growth Strategist
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“The Growth Strategist” is a peer-to-peer show featuring lively interviews with the top executives of successful midsized companies (typically between $20 and $200 million/year) sharing advice and recent experience about the growth strategy of the week. Each program opens with some practical tips from the host, Aldonna R. Ambler, CMC, CSP, based on her 35 years of experience helping over 800 midsized companies in Achieving Accelerated Growth With Sustained Profitability®. Ambler has won 23 major awards for her own success as an entrepreneur, industry leadership, and advocacy on behalf of growing companies.
Aldonna Ambler
Aldonna R. Ambler, CMC, CSP, President/CEO of AMBLER Growth Strategy Consultants, Inc., is The Growth Strategis™ who wants you to succeed in Achieving Accelerated Growth With Sustained Profitability®. Aldonna has consulted to over 800 clients in her over 30 years in business and is also a professional keynote speaker. Aldonna’s clients fall into five major categories: professional service firms, construction-related/distributors, technology/telecommunications companies, family-owned businesses, and women-owned businesses. She has served as Co-Chair of the New Jersey Delegation to the last White House Conference on Small Business, has testified at Congressional hearings, and has met with four Presidents in the Oval Office. Aldonna has won over 20 awards for advocacy and entrepreneurship, including “Women Business Owner of the Year” by the National Association of Women Business Owners.
