George Andriopoulos

George closed the show at Speakers Who Dare 2019 with his powerful “(Not Just) For Profit” talk which took the audience on an 8 minute journey as he claimed responsibility for the part he played in corporate greed and introduced a solution that could revolutionize corporate good.

Business moves at the speed of a brand new sports car full throttle on the Audubon, but if you’re still driving an ’02 Taurus then you just don’t get it. The culture that is Business 2019 is smart, sympathetic, efficient, and oh…did I mention in the cloud? Join management consultant and speaker George Andriopoulos as he journeys through the landscape of business from yesterday through tomorrow and offers his actionable insights on how to scale your business using the gift of the new business culture as your primary tool.

Why is it that if you put a problem in front of my kids and the same problem in front of me, my kids will do a better job solving it? That’s because I went and did what a kid considers the worst thing imaginable…I grew up. We relate adulting to work and responsibilities, but the truth about adulting is that we develop reasoning that controls our thought process as we grow older. There is no box surrounding our ideas, there’s only reasoning telling us why our ideas won’t work. Kids, on the other hand, don’t have the baggage weighing down their ideas that we adults tend to carry. So how do we find the middle ground? How do we maintain our creativity while still retaining some semblance of adult responsibility? Better yet, how do we cultivate the creativity in our children so that they don’t go down the same predictable road that we did?