MANILA, Philippines – Flying in from Singapore, Scott Anthony, Managing Partner of Innosight and author of leading innovation books, will demystify innovation and disruption during the Innovation Conference 2016 on October 5, 2016 at Fairmont Hotel, Makati City, PH.
With the shifting business landscape, many perceive innovation to be risky and overwhelming. Research and field work has proven that this is not the case. Innovation and disruption can both be mastered and managed.
The conference aims to discuss the culture of innovation and debunk the myths clouding it. The participants are also expected to understand innovation in all its stages – from spotting and seizing innovation opportunities, going through the first mile to implementing innovation initiatives and identifying the tips and tricks from the trenches of innovation.
PH business leaders will also present case study presentation to show how innovation principles are being applied in the business.
This event will be attended by 200 top-level decision makers, businessmen, and senior executives of PH companies and those who are responsible for driving innovation, disruption, strategy, marketing, new product or business development, ideation and concept development, sustainability, innovation architecture, research and development, and practicing business excellence and continuous improvements in their organizations.
Learn more: https://www.fmi.com.ph/events/innovation-conference-2016/
Scott D. Anthony is an innovation guru that leads Asian consulting operations and its venture-capital investment activities and the author, most recently, of The First Mile: A Launch Manual for Getting Great Ideas Into the Market (Harvard Business Review Press, May 2014). He is also on the Board of Directors of MediaCorp, a diversified media company based in Singapore, and chairs the investment committee for IDEAS Ventures. He is a prolific contributor to Harvard Business Review, and in 2015 was a finalist for the Thinker50 Innovation Award.
The program is organized by Fiera de Manila, Inc. For inquiries, call: +632-8960639, 8960637, email: norelyn@fmi.com.ph, visit the website: www.fmi.com.ph. ADVT.