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Global development needs to focus on reducing barriers, not increasing donations

Lincoln Wilcox

Global development needs to focus on reducing barriers, not increasing donations

While donations can sometimes be helpful, achieving prosperity requires changing the underlying business models that make needed products and services inaccessible.

June 10, 2021

Lincoln Wilcox

How Kurandé harnessed the beauty within Brazilian favelas to create an impactful new market

Efosa Ojomo

How Kurandé harnessed the beauty within Brazilian favelas to create an impactful new market

By addressing three common challenges to market creation, a natural cosmetics company in Brazil is finding success in serving underserved communities.

June 3, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

COVID was a test the world failed. How can we better ensure sustainable prosperity?

Efosa Ojomo

COVID was a test the world failed. How can we better ensure sustainable prosperity?

Emerging economies weren't prepared for the trials COVID-19 brought. Discover why moving forward will require a paradigm shift.

May 26, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

Webinar: A deep dive into our report, “Making your own luck in emerging economies”

Efosa Ojomo

Webinar: A deep dive into our report, “Making your own luck in emerging economies”

In this webinar, we take a deeper look at our recent report about six key strategies innovators can use to create new markets.

May 25, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

Emerging economies need to diversify. France and South Korea offer a blueprint.

Lincoln Wilcox

Emerging economies need to diversify. France and South Korea offer a blueprint.

Rather than focusing on making products for customers abroad, emerging economies would do well to figure out how to serve potential consumers at home.

May 20, 2021

Lincoln Wilcox

When best practices aren’t best: A look at Gridworks

Efosa Ojomo

When best practices aren’t best: A look at Gridworks

The CDC's Gridworks investment platform has had to do more than find investment opportunities; it has often needed to create them.

May 13, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

New research reveals the #1 innovation strategy employed by 100 market-creating organizations

Efosa Ojomo

New research reveals the #1 innovation strategy employed by 100 market-creating organizations

Of the 100 market-creating organizations studied in our recent report, every single one employed a similar approach in the way it reached customers.

May 6, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

Innovation isn’t about breakthrough tech—it’s about breaking down barriers

Efosa Ojomo

Innovation isn’t about breakthrough tech—it’s about breaking down barriers

New research reveals that impactful innovation doesn't hinge on the pace of technological progress, but on the creativity with which innovators use the technology available to them.

Apr 29, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

An interview with The Disruptive Voice: How to make your own luck in emerging economies

Efosa Ojomo

An interview with The Disruptive Voice: How to make your own luck in emerging economies

With so many hurdles in front of them, how can emerging-market innovators increase their odds of success? Learn more in this conversation on the Disruptive Voice podcast.

Apr 27, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

A Sherpa’s Guide to Innovation: Transforming diabetes care in Mexico

Christensen Institute

A Sherpa’s Guide to Innovation: Transforming diabetes care in Mexico

Guest blogger Jay Gerhart shares his inspiring conversation on A Sherpa's Guide to Innovation with the founder and CEO of Clínicas del Azúcar, a growing chain of “one-stop shops” for diabetes care in Mexico.

Apr 22, 2021

Christensen Institute

Is it the government’s job to build infrastructure? It depends.

Efosa Ojomo

Is it the government’s job to build infrastructure? It depends.

For governments in low- and middle-income counties to try to copy the United States' new infrastructure plan would be to put the cart before the horse. Here's what they should do instead.

Apr 15, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

When creating a new market, simply doing what you’re good at is rarely enough

Lincoln Wilcox

When creating a new market, simply doing what you’re good at is rarely enough

For innovators creating new markets, it isn’t just about what your organization is good at doing; it’s about what needs to be done.

Apr 8, 2021

Lincoln Wilcox

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