Innovation & Creativity

Our general manager Sally Haldorson cracks open the Innovation & Creativity category by imaging the books and authors in conversation with one another.

These are ten books we are going to be looking into further here during the month of December.

The eight books on our shortlist for the business book of the year wrestle with an inflection point in both business and society.

Hal Gregersen's new book is about the power of asking more questions in our organizations, in education, and in our lives.

Our 2018 business book awards longlist rewards 40 books from diverse authors and publishers highlighting the humanity in the genre.

20 books taking on business from many different perspectives that we'll be slowing down to consider in November.

Ellen Ruppel Shell examines the history of jobs, the increasing disappearance of them, and where we go from here.

Warren Berger's new book is about "asking the right questions, at the right time, in order to make the best choices when it truly counts."

In this excerpt, best-selling author Richard D’Aveni discusses "How the Rise of 3-D Printing and Additive Manufacturing Will Transform the Job Market."

Kat Holmes tackles the cycles of exclusion that permeate our society with the practice of inclusive design.

Cary McClelland follows in the great oral tradition of Studs Terkel to bring us up to date on what's happening on the ground in America's most impactful city and region.

Todd Rose and Ogi Ogas have written a book "premised upon the conviction that we are entering a new epoch demanding a very different formula for success."