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Insights for innovating in emerging markets: Identifying “Jobs” opens up innovation opportunities

Efosa Ojomo

Insights for innovating in emerging markets: Identifying “Jobs” opens up innovation opportunities

How can innovators create new markets and significant economic and social value in emerging markets where there often seems like there is no opportunity? Understanding the theory of Jobs to Be Done can help.

Nov 15, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Ghanaian chocolates: for Ghanaians, by Ghanaians, in Ghana

Efosa Ojomo

Ghanaian chocolates: for Ghanaians, by Ghanaians, in Ghana

The Ghanaian government is looking to invest in processing of cocoa to extract more value from the chocolate industry. That’s a good thing, but investing to create a vibrant market for Ghanaian chocolates is even bette...

Nov 8, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Insights for innovating in emerging markets: Pull, don’t push

Efosa Ojomo

Insights for innovating in emerging markets: Pull, don’t push

Organizations and governments often push resources into poor communities in an attempt to eradicate poverty. On the surface this makes sense, so why do these efforts often fall short?

Oct 29, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Let’s not simply end poverty. Let’s ignite prosperity.

Clayton Christensen

Let’s not simply end poverty. Let’s ignite prosperity.

October 17th is the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. What if, instead of asking how can we end poverty, we began asking, how can we create long-term prosperity?

Oct 17, 2018

Clayton Christensen

Building infrastructure that lasts

Efosa Ojomo

Building infrastructure that lasts

Why do most infrastructure projects under-deliver on their economic projections? Understanding these two tips can help us build more sustainable infrastructure projects.

Oct 3, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

President Trump might have “saved” their jobs, but only innovation can keep them employed

Efosa Ojomo

President Trump might have “saved” their jobs, but only innovation can keep them employed

President Trump “saved” hundreds of jobs at the Carrier manufacturing plant in Indianapolis. Why have those jobs created despair instead of hope?

Sept 27, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Insights for innovating in emerging markets: There are two types of economies

Efosa Ojomo

Insights for innovating in emerging markets: There are two types of economies

The economy is often seen as an abstract hodgepodge of "stuff" which includes companies, governments, infrastructure, and so on. What if we looked at the economy through a different lens?

Sept 13, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

3 lessons for global development from LeBron James’ “I Promise” School

Efosa Ojomo

3 lessons for global development from LeBron James’ “I Promise” School

NBA superstar, LeBron James just partnered with the Akron, Ohio public school system. Here are three lessons the partnership highlights for global development organizations.

Sept 6, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

The 3 questions every development organization should ask

Efosa Ojomo

The 3 questions every development organization should ask

Every development organization should ask itself these three questions in order to increase their odds of success.

Aug 30, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

5 insights for innovating in underdeveloped economies

Efosa Ojomo

5 insights for innovating in underdeveloped economies

Innovating in underdeveloped economies is often a challenge. Here are five insights from our research that can help increase the odds of success.

Aug 23, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Learn about the Prosperity Paradox at SXSW

Efosa Ojomo

Learn about the Prosperity Paradox at SXSW

Along with his co-authors, Efosa Ojomo and Karen Dillon, Harvard Business School professor and Christensen Institute co-founder, Clayton Christensen will be discussing his latest research: The Prosperity Paradox.

Aug 17, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Eliminating global poverty starts with investment in innovators

Efosa Ojomo

Eliminating global poverty starts with investment in innovators

Citing the USAID Development Innovation Ventures program, Efosa Ojomo provides a compelling example of a framework that has the potential to fast-track the development process in many poor countries.

Aug 9, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

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