In an era marked by constant change and unpredictability, businesses face the challenge of navigating multiple, simultaneous disruptions. Traditional strategies often focus on refining established practices, but these approaches may fall short in a rapidly evolving landscape. Join us for an enlightening session with Ivan Bofarull, Chief Innovation Officer at ESADE and author of Moonshot Thinking, as he explores how organizations can turn disruption into a powerful catalyst for innovation.
During this engaging talk, Ivan will share his insights on embracing disruption rather than retreating from it. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics of innovation in today’s complex business environment and discover practical strategies to adapt and thrive.
Key Takeaways:
- A Deeper Understanding of Disruption and Innovation: Learn how to recognize and analyze disruptive forces in your industry.
- A New Mental Model for Decision Making: Shift your perspective to view challenges as opportunities for growth and transformation.
- An Innovative Approach for the 21st Century: Explore cutting-edge methods for fostering innovation within your organization.
About the Speaker: Ivan Bofarull is a renowned thinker and advisor in disruptive innovation. With extensive experience teaching senior management at prestigious organizations worldwide, he has designed programs that empower leaders to navigate change effectively. As the academic director of CaixaBank’s “Moonshot Thinking for Entrepreneurs” program, in partnership with MIT, Ivan has inspired countless startup founders and CEOs.
His award-winning book, Moonshot Thinking, guides readers on a journey to transform disruption into opportunity. Recognized as a top futurist by Forbes and honored with an “Educational Innovation” award from ESADE, Ivan is a sought-after speaker at major events, including the Mobile World Congress and YPO.
Join us for this transformative session and equip yourself with the tools to turn today’s disruptions into tomorrow’s opportunities!
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