What the Jobs to Be Done Theory teaches us about Nigeria’s generator market Christensen Institute What the Jobs to Be Done Theory teaches us about Nigeria’s generator market Nigeria boasts an estimated 46% of all generators sold in Sub-Saharan Africa. The Jobs to Be Done theory can shed a light on why this is. Aug 22, 2023 Christensen Institute
What strep throat (and Deirdre McCloskey) taught me about the goal of the economy Efosa Ojomo What strep throat (and Deirdre McCloskey) taught me about the goal of the economy How can we build economies where the vast majority of people have the chance to consume the products and services that will help them make progress? Aug 16, 2023 Efosa Ojomo
Thursday Theory Tips – Is my business model working for me? Sandy Sanchez Thursday Theory Tips – Is my business model working for me? Understanding the elements and the process of building innovative business models can determine your organization's future. Aug 10, 2023 Sandy Sanchez
Q&A: Unveiling the power of value networks in K–12 education Thomas Arnett Q&A: Unveiling the power of value networks in K–12 education Unravel the transformative power of value networks in K–12 education. Dive deep into how these hidden forces shape educational innovation. Aug 8, 2023 Thomas Arnett
How to make Mercosur, the South American Common Market, work Efosa Ojomo How to make Mercosur, the South American Common Market, work It is the process by which organizations transform nonconsumption into consumption that has the potential to catapult the region’s economies to prosperity. Aug 1, 2023 Efosa Ojomo
Congressional testimony on higher ed: Allow for innovation, incentivize student outcomes Michael B. Horn Congressional testimony on higher ed: Allow for innovation, incentivize student outcomes Higher education is in need of innovation; specifically policies that reform accreditation and focus on student outcomes. July 30, 2023 Michael B. Horn
Thursday Theory Tips – Who are your best customers? Sandy Sanchez Thursday Theory Tips – Who are your best customers? Every successful business needs to correctly identify their audience if they want to profit and grow. But when starting a new business how do you know who your best customers will be? July 27, 2023 Sandy Sanchez
A standard play from the ed reform playbook could stunt the potential of a burgeoning field Thomas Arnett A standard play from the ed reform playbook could stunt the potential of a burgeoning field Traditional metrics can stifle the innovation of new education models. Stakeholders must rethink quality for new educational models. July 25, 2023 Thomas Arnett
Unleashing the Power of Market Creation: A podcast with Stanford’s Graduate School of Business Efosa Ojomo Unleashing the Power of Market Creation: A podcast with Stanford’s Graduate School of Business Grit & Growth's newest episode describes the power of market creation and how it holds the key to job creation, societal advancement, and human flourishing. July 19, 2023 Efosa Ojomo
Higher ed spending problem demands attention no matter court’s opinion Michael B. Horn Higher ed spending problem demands attention no matter court’s opinion Rather than rely on the government or taxpayers to bail them out, colleges and universities must consider which tradeoffs they should make to control costs. July 13, 2023 Michael B. Horn
What does learning fueled by student motivation look like? Thomas Arnett What does learning fueled by student motivation look like? Recharge the 'battery' of education by tapping into students' intrinsic motivation for powerful, self-directed learning. July 11, 2023 Thomas Arnett
Why current US immigration policy is failing, and the strategy that shows promise Sandy Sanchez Why current US immigration policy is failing, and the strategy that shows promise If immigration policy is going to move forward, the key lies in managing the process through which immigration strategy is developed. July 3, 2023 Sandy Sanchez
