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Transform your approach to innovation and thrive in dynamic business ecosystems with Larry Keeley, speaker, co-founder of Doblin.
Larry Keeley is an authority on integrating firms into dynamic business ecosystems and an expert in innovation strategy and effectiveness. His insights into the complexities of innovation have made him a sought-after speaker and consultant in the field. With a deep understanding of how organisations can thrive in competitive environments, he offers valuable perspectives on fostering creativity and driving growth. Larry co-founded Doblin, where he served as president, and played a pivotal role in shaping its approach to innovation. His work has helped numerous companies navigate the challenges of adapting to rapidly changing markets. Through his extensive experience, he has developed a framework that enables organisations to identify and leverage various types of innovation, which he articulates in his acclaimed book, "Ten Types of Innovation." This publication has become a key resource for businesses seeking to enhance their innovation capabilities. Throughout his career, Larry has faced the complexities of aligning diverse teams and resources within organisations. His ability to address these challenges has not only contributed to his success but has also positioned him as a thought leader in the field. He has worked with a range of clients, from startups to established corporations, helping them to implement effective innovation strategies that drive sustainable growth. Larry's contributions to the field of innovation have been recognised through various awards and accolades, underscoring his impact on both theory and practice. His qualifications and experience make him a credible voice in discussions about the future of business and innovation. By sharing his knowledge and insights, he empowers organisations to embrace change and unlock their full potential in an ever-evolving landscape.
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Larry Keeley structures his sessions around the Ten Types of Innovation framework, a taxonomy he developed through his work at Doblin and codified in his book of the same name, which organisations use to map and assess their innovation activity across distinct categories.
Larry Keeley speaks on innovation strategy, business ecosystem integration, and organisational creativity. He co-founded and served as president of Doblin, and is the author of Ten Types of Innovation.
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