Behind each reinvention are strong entrepreneurial leaders who drive innovation and change. Effective leaders overcome daunting challenges during downturns to not just survive but to successfully turn around the fortunes of business following a downturn. This is nothing new.
History shows that crises and economic downturns are fertile grounds for creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial leadership. This programme will help leaders redouble their innovation efforts to change their competitive game in the market, both short term and long term.
This programme will introduce methods and models that will help executives and leaders like yourself lead your teams through the Covid-19 crisis by empowering them to enable innovation. Packed with concrete action items, it will aid you in critically evaluating entrepreneurial leadership and enterprise issues that need you to extend beyond conventional thinking.
Dr Rao has extensive experience in teaching executive education programmes in the areas of innovation, implementation of innovation initiatives within firms, corporate entrepreneurship, and customer experience innovation.
Dr Rao has worked with some of the world’s elite organisations like Novartis, Fresenius Medical Care, Pernod Ricard USA, Covidien, BBVA, BAE Systems, U.S. Navy, SABIC, Citizens Bank, Merck, Masco Corp., Scottish Enterprise, Innovation Norway, North Atlantic Capital, EMC, GlaxoSmithKline, Scania and others.
Dr Rao also teaches two elective courses in the Babson MBA programs (1) Leading Innovation: Gorillas, Chimps & Monkeys and (2) #CX #UX #DX Innovation. He also teaches extensively in the Babson Executive Education programs.
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