Audio + Video
Live calls, peer advice, webcasts and more
Building Strategy + Innovation Capabilities (at a 198-Year Old Insurance Carrier)
Vibe Entrepreneurship: Building Prototypes, Not PowerPoints
Video from our July 2026 members’ meeting focused on “vibe entrepreneurship” and intrapreneurship.
How Innovation Teams Restructure and Reskill When AI Runs the Process
This replay with Berto Mill of Aucctus and corporate innovation veteran Harry Laplanche discussed how forward-looking teams are restructuring and reskilling for a world where AI runs the connected process.
Fighting for Your Budget: Using Visual Strategy to Prove Unseen Value
The Impact Gap: Why Enterprise Innovation Programs Stall — and What the Data Reveals
In this session, Qmarkets shares findings from a recent study of innovation maturity across enterprise organizations, including three patterns that explain why so many programs feel busy but can’t show results. Watch the replay or get the slides.
Innovation Storytelling: Bridge Divides and Win Support for Your Breakthrough Ideas
Video from our April 2026 members’ meeting featuring Susan Lindner, the host of the podcast Innovation Storytellers and a keynote speaker and trainer focused on teaching storytelling skills.
Customer Experience in Disruptive Times
Video from our March 2026 members’ meeting featuring Curtis Kopf, an innovation executive with experience working at Insulet, REI, Amazon, and Alaska Airlines, among others.
The ‘10 Commandments of Innovation,’ according to Moisés Noreña
Video from our January 2026 members’ meeting featuring Moisés Noreña, Head of Product and Innovation at MiTek.
Success Considerations for Type I vs Type II Innovation Programs
In this webcast replay, Chris Townsend of Wellspring details the differences between Type I and Type II innovation programs.
‘Extreme Shipping’ with George Leimer of Yahoo
Video from our November 2025 members’ meeting featuring George Leimer, GM of Yahoo! Finance and former Head of Product and Technology of Yahoo! Sports.
High ROI Innovation: Affordable Activities with the Best Returns
This webcast explores how low-cost, real-world experiments can deliver insights that traditional user research and surveys can’t. Josh Clayton and Tim Ogilvie of Peer Insight share stories of simple, rapid tests that saved millions, revealed customer truths, and built executive confidence.
Blind Spots, Big Bets, and Turning Uncertainty into Innovation
Matthew Heim from Ezassi and Jon Mello from Teknor Apex share their advice for entering new markets.
Data Insights: Purchasing and Adoption of AI Tools
Video overview of an InnoLead research report on how corporate assess and acquire AI tools.
Advice from The LEGO Group’s Creative Play Lab
What can other company’s learn from The LEGO Group’s Creative Play Lab? Check out these short videos…
The AI-Native Business Design Toolkit
AI is changing how new businesses are designed. This webcast features Matt Stewart of Disruptive Edge providing a hands-on walkthrough of some AI-native tools they’re using to reshape early-stage innovation.
Video Case Study: Rapid Prototyping with GenAI
Video from our September 2025 members’ meeting, on building new product offerings and experiences with generative AI at Harvard Business Review and Harvard Business School.
Unlocking Growth in Uncertain Times: How Growth Innovation Drives Transformation
This webcast features Chris Townsend of Wellspring discussing how a growth innovation methodology helps companies not only adapt, but thrive.
From Intel’s Trenches: How to Shield Your Innovation from Corporate Antibodies
Corporate innovation often faces its greatest threat not from external competition, but from internal “antibodies” that systematically reject transformational ideas. In this webcast replay, seasoned innovation leaders share hard-won insights from over 15 years leading Intel’s new business incubator.
Designing for Disruption: Build Winning Business Models in an AI-Enabled World
Generative AI has dramatically lowered the cost—and time—of launching new products. In this new landscape, innovation teams are no longer just building faster; they’re operating in a world where speed is table stakes. The real differentiator? Context.





























