Susan Reed

Don’t let overused and underperforming brainstorming tactics clutter your innovation strategy. Bad innovation habits result in wasted time and resources with minimal results and maximum frustration, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Often, the easiest and fastest path to success is eliminating the techniques that just don’t work. Susan Reed identifies the five most common missteps and provides a fast path to innovation success. Learn how to declutter your innovation strategy and “Dump the Junk.”

From madness to mainstream, follow Susan Reed’s story of being a disruptive thinker in the business world today. Disruptive Thinking is an advanced problem-solving method that blends high levels of critical and creative thinking to create solutions that ensure your future. Susan breaks down what it’s like to create ideas at lightning speed and how to leverage creativity for lasting growth in your organization.

Do you ever feel like you were brought into an organization to innovate and no one is giving your ideas the thumbs up? Do you feel like your innovation team keeps coming up with ideas that you could never take the risk to get implemented? The solution is common language. Susan Reed talks about the importance of being on the same page in innovation. Start with knowing what your growth gaps are and what kind of innovation you need to fill them. End with mutual understanding on both sides of the table.