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Innovation Leaders Need to Be Tenacious

by | Mar 6, 2013 | Leadership Values | 0 comments

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Here’s the New & Improved take on the need for tenacity when trying to bring innovation into the organization, and how it’s different than just bugging the heck out of someone in hopes of wearing them down.  It speaks to the need for creative thinking when trying to sell a new idea into the organization.  Oh yeah, and as you might expect, it’s a bit irreverent.


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