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Slides from Innovation Tour presentation

Below are the slides I used during a recent dinner speech I gave for the Innovation Tour hosted by Brainreactions.   For long time listeners of the podcast, you will recall that I did an interview with the founder of Brainreactions (Anand Chhatpar) in one of the first podcasts.  At that time, Anand

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Slides from Innovation Tour presentation

Below are the slides I used during a recent dinner speech I gave for the Innovation Tour hosted by Brainreactions.   For long time listeners of the podcast, you will recall that I did an interview with the founder of Brainreactions (Anand Chhatpar) in one of the first podcasts.  At that time, Anand was a student at the University of Wisconsin and running Brainreactions as a part-time effort.  He has now graduated and is running Brainreactions full-time.

If you would like the original Powerpoint, please drop me an email.

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Phil McKinney is an innovator, podcaster, author, and speaker. He is the retired CTO of HP. Phil's book, Beyond The Obvious, shares his expertise and lessons learned on innovation and creativity.

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