Building a Culture of Innovation


New ideas are fundamental if companies are to retain a competitive edge.

Criticaleye speaks to Anand Gupta, Martin Grieve, Jane Griffiths, Martin Hess, Costas Markides and Mark Wood to find out how an environment can be created where people aren't afraid to think differently. 

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Contributors
Anand Gupta
Growth Partner
Tata Consultancy Services
Costas Markides
Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship
London Business School
Jane Griffiths
Board Mentor
Criticaleye
Mark Wood
Former SVP & Managing Director Europe, Middle East and Africa
Revlon International
Martin Grieve
Advisory Board Member
Model Britain
Martin Hess
Chair
Telefonica Tech UK&I


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