Innovation & Creativity

John Hope Bryant has been championing financial literacy for at least 25 years, and he has now written a book to deliver the memo directly to you.

Jennifer Riel and Roger Martin write about the importance of creating room for understanding, and the empathy that grows from it—one of three core principles at the heart of a better decision-making process.

Jennifer Riel and Roger Martin have written an essential how-to book on integrative thinking.

YouTube’s chief business officer, Robert Kyncl, and Google speechwriter Maany Peyvan have teamed up to take you on a revelatory ride through the new media rebellion that is reshaping our world.

Jeanne Liedtka, Randy Salzman, and Daisy Azer show how collaborative creativity can shake up even the most entrenched bureaucracies.

These are just 20 of the many promising books being released in September that we'll be taking a closer look at.

Nilofer Merchant’s message is so critical now, calling us to identify what is good in ourselves and to connect with what is good in others so that, together, we can dent the world.  

Tim Harford has written another great economic history that helps reveal how the modern economy came to be, and the benefits and risks associated with invention.

Howard Markel has written a brilliant, expansive book of medical and industrial history, entrepreneurship and management, and a bitter sibling rivalry.

These are the books we'll have our eyes on in August.

William Schneider can help you ensure that your enterprise is a living system that is “continually adapting, learning, and developing.”

Ryan Holiday has given us a guide to making creative work that lasts—beginning with the creative process itself, through the positioning and marketing of it, to building a platform upon it.