One of the most popular series of articles at Leadership Turn was written shortly before I came. It’s about styles of learning and how they apply to you, your colleagues, your team and your kids. Written by my editor, Mary Jo Manzanares, they are well worth your time. In fact, you’ll find it useful to review them from time to time, it’s the kind of information that gets pushed to the side, but pays large dividends when kept in the active file.

For those of you who deal with products in one way or another, here’s an interesting interview with Alberto Alessi on how to sustain innovation over time. You may have to register (free) to read it, but you’ll find it a source of great information.

There are lots of articles out there about large corporations who spend millions to create environments that spark creativity, encourage teamwork and facilitate a generally happier, i.e., more productive, workforce.

Startups are known for their cool and or funky offices often done on a shoestring. But they aren’t the only ones. It’s not just the big guys or the upstarts that are jumping on the trend. Lots of small businesses create innovative environments. Take a look at Madden Corporate Services, a 15 year old branding biz that’s grown to 39 people and learn how their modest investment pays off.

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This entry was posted on Saturday, February 21st, 2009 at 5:30 am and is filed under About Leadership, Communication, Culture, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Leaders Who DO, Personal Development, Seize Your Leadership Day, management. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
Tags: Alberto Alessi, creativity, Innovation, Leadership Turn, learning styles, Madden Corporate Services, Mary Jo Manzanares
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