Category Archives: business
Innovation on Campus: USC
You’d think that universities would be one of the places where imagination and innovation are most treasured in our culture, but, sadly, that often isn’t true. In its own way, academia is a conservative world, where learning is often perceived … Continue reading
Filed under business, education, imagination
Re-Imagining the Starving Artist
Several years ago, I had the honor (and absolute delight) of being invited by Nobel Poet Laureate Derek Walcott to study writing with him at Boston University’s Playwright Theatre. It was a life-changing experience on many levels, and Derek shared many … Continue reading
Filed under art, business, culture, imaginal activists, imagination, money
For Benefit Corporations
We’re discovering, intimately and painfully, in the US, what happens when greed takes over. There has been a prevailing wisdom (or at least assumption…wisdom is perhaps the least appropriate word possible) in this country that business is solely about making … Continue reading
Filed under business, imaginal activists, money
