Sep 26, 2022
Top 10 Innovation Keynote Speakers
Is your organization falling behind your competitors? According to a 2015 Accenture US Innovation Survey, 49% of organizations struggle to learn from past mistakes and 59% admit to missing crucial growth opportunities. When new ideas are often the one element that separates you from your rivals, innovation could be the key to your business success.
If you’re looking to improve your organization’s innovation, BigSpeak Speakers Bureau works with the Top 10 Innovation Keynote Speakers. These innovation experts are thought leaders and bestselling authors who have literally written the book on innovation, while helping companies like Netflix, Apple, and Disney thrive.
Marc Randolph is a veteran Silicon Valley entrepreneur, advisor, and investor. As the co-founder of Netflix, Randolph knows a thing or two about disruption in an industry. His book, That Will Never Work, is an international bestseller, and his keynotes allow audiences to take a peek into how the company was able to adapt from renting DVDs online to streaming movies.
2) Guy Kawasaki
Guy Kawasaki is a top innovation keynote speaker, social media expert, chief evangelist of Canva, and bestselling author. His entertaining, informative keynotes use insights from his time in the tech industry to show audiences how to innovate using tactical and practical techniques.
Duncan Wardle is a top innovation specialist who served as the Head of Innovation and Creativity at Disney. At Disney, Wardle helped Imagineering, Lucasfilm, Marvel, Pixar, and Disney Parks innovate and thrive in the face of new challenges.
4) Erica Dhawan
Erica Dhawan is an internationally recognized thought leader and consultant on 21st-century teamwork, collaboration, and innovation. Erica uses the power of storytelling and humor—paired with research findings—to provide audiences with interactive, refreshing, practical strategies for modern innovation-driving collaborative teamwork.
Natalie Nixon is an innovation expert, author of the award-winning The Creativity Leap and editor of Strategic Design Thinking. She advises leaders how to leverage creativity as an innovation resource to overcome challenges and achieve business goals.
Jackie Frieberg is a top innovation keynote speaker, international bestselling author of Nuts (about Southwest Airlines’ innovations), and a regular Forbes contributor. She has been recognized as one of the “Top 30 Best Minds on Leadership” and is helping companies navigate the new post-pandemic landscape.
7) Lisa Bodell
Lisa Bodell is a top innovation keynote speaker, founder of FutureThink, and the award-winning author of Kill The Company and Why Simple Wins. In her dynamic talks, Bodell empowers audiences with thought-provoking examples and practical techniques that ignite simplification and innovation immediately.
Peter Sheahan is an innovation expert who uses fascinating case studies to help companies find opportunities in disruption. He can help your company reverse the downward spiral of commoditization.
9) Josh Linkner
Josh Linkner is a bestselling author and thought leader on innovation. Linkner uses real-world examples, funny stories, and practical takeaways to teach audiences how to thrive in a world of change.
10) Chris Barton
Chris Barton is the founder and creator of Shazam, an entrepreneur, inventor, and tech investor. In addition to creating Shazam, which Apple acquired for $400 million, Chris holds 12 patents and played key roles in the early days of Google and Dropbox. Despite having dyslexia, incredibly, he didn’t let that get in his way. In fact, it gave him a different way of looking at problems. Chris’s newest venture, Guard, aims to use AI to detect drowning in swimming pools.
If you’re looking for a Top Innovation Keynote Speaker for your next event, contact BigSpeak Speakers Bureau today.
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