Innovation - Part 2 of a 2 part series
December 24, 2015
Hosted by Lisa Chicules
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Episode Description
This is Part 2 of my two part series on Innovation. In Part 1, I asked: “Can innovation truly flourish in an organization or does: culture, structure and business model get in the way?” And the answer was yes, yes and yes. We explored ways to get around those barriers to innovation and how to get people to say yes to your ideas. In Part 2, I will ask: “How do you keep your idea alive?” Now that you were able to get the organization to say yes to your idea - how do you make sure that your idea reaches the finish line in the way you had envisioned? How do you continue to build your idea? And how do you leave a legacy that can exist without your involvement? I will chat about my own experience in keeping an idea alive, continuing to build support and leaving a legacy. This is what they couldn’t teach you in business school….because you have to live it to get it.
Chat with Chicules: What They Couldn’t Teach You in Business School
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The purpose of Chat with Chicules is to help you understand what others could not, to share what they couldn’t teach you in business school, because you have to live it to get it. The intention of the show is to share insights and ideas to be successful in business today. Your show host, Lisa, will share the experiences she has unearthed in her journey to thrive in business. Lisa speaks with candor about what it really takes to be successful, challenges preconceived notions, and to inspire. This is for people who would rather stand up and be noticed than sit down and be hidden.
Lisa Chicules
Lisa Chicules has over twenty years of experience working with leading brands like Nike, Coca Cola and General Mills. Lisa has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Finance and Economics from the University of Western Ontario, and began her career in advertising. She provided major contributions to world-renowned agencies, including J. Walter Thompson, DDB, and Leo Burnett. Also, Lisa has run two successful consulting businesses and is a member of the Canadian Marketing Association.
She is a brand champion and transformative leader within the marketing and communications industry. Lisa partners with stakeholders and leverages her unique insights to efficiently analyze business challenges, steer brand discovery and influence positive outcomes.
She has been honored globally for her work and contributions on key accounts, including The Heart and Stroke Foundation, Gold CMA Marketing Award, Coca Cola Canada, London International Advertising Awards and Advertising and Design Club of Canada, Nike Global recognition for Women in Sport and General Mills, One Show Certificate, TV Broadcast New York.
