Driving the next 100 years of Innovation in China with Brian Tam, Founder of Let’s Make Great, a 3x Tedx speaker and creator of PROTO innovation cards episode artwork

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Driving the next 100 years of Innovation in China with Brian Tam, Founder of Let’s Make Great, a 3x Tedx speaker and creator of PROTO innovation cards

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“Entrepreneurship helps me to define who I am,” says Brian Tam, the founder of a creative and innovation consultancy named Let’s Make Great. Realising the need for creative thinking and innovation in China, Brian shared with us how he started his self discovery adventure in China and later catalysed his ideas into creating “Let’s Make Great”. He also touched upon how innovation in China has involved, the changing perceptions of innovation in China and his take on how to approach it. Aspiring to sparkle the creative spirits in more people, Brian has helped many corporations to find the right mechanism to be creative. Show Notes: 1:43 Brian Tam introduction 6:43 What brings Brian to China 9:38 Coming to China with a strategy and vision to be more creative 14:08 The importance of team dynamic 16:40 How Innovation in China has evolved 21:53 When innovation meets corporations 25:21 The right mechanism for creativity 30:18 Changing perception of innovation in China 33:27 PROTO and how to connect with Brian Feel free to leave a comment and start a conversation with us! If you have an ideal guest whom you would like to listen to, please let us know and we'll do our best to realize it! Many thanks to our guest Brian Tam, host Oscar Ramos, editor David and Geep, and sponsor People Squared.

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