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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2014 · 32 MIN

7. Innovation & The C-Suite, with Bob Eckert

from The Innovation Engine Podcast · host 3Pillar

How important are a company’s leaders to ensuring that innovation prospers within their organizations? New & Improved CEO Bob Eckert joins us to talk about the impact C-level executives have on innovation within companies, the importance of continual training for executives and other employees, the benefits it can have for employees in areas of life that extend far beyond the workplace, and the most important traits for innovation leaders to have.

How important are a company’s leaders to ensuring that innovation prospers within their organizations? New & Improved CEO Bob Eckert joins us to talk about the impact C-level executives have on innovation within companies, the importance of continual training for executives and other employees, the benefits it can have for employees in areas of life that extend far beyond the workplace, and the most important traits for innovation leaders to have.

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