Getting to Equal 2019

A culture of equality is a powerful multiplier of innovation and growth, making it a business priority that could increase global GDP by $8 trillion by 2028, finds this report by Accenture

Six elements of an 'innovation mindset':

  • Purpose: Alignment around and support for the purpose of the organisation
  • Resources: Having the tools, time and incentives necessary to innovate
  • Collaboration: Working with other departments or in fluid, cross-functional teams
  • Autonomy: Being shown a clear mandate for change and being trusted to deliver this
  • Inspiration: Tapping into inspiration from beyond the organisation
  • Experimentation: exploring new ideas quickly without fear of failure




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