Innovation is the ingredient vitally necessary for successful, sustainable and profitable growth in a company. However to be innovative is not sufficient or guaranteed to lead to success. More than the bright idea is necessary and often the imitator rather than the innovator is the one who carries out the profits in the end. Learners will find themselves immersed in a highly practical and interactive environment over the 5-days discussing what makes an effective innovative company and team. Participants will also learn about decision-making, creativity and problem-solving, vital subjects for anyone concerned with bringing about innovative change in a company. At the end of this course, learners
will have both theoretical knowledge and practical (in class) experience in being able to think and behave innovatively.

• Understand Innovation as the basis of organisational and entrepreneurial intent
• Identify the reasons for Successful (and not-so-successful) innovation projects
• New Product Development (NPD) and the commercial aims of innovation
• How to manage complex innovation projects
• Understand that to be successful you need something new, the ability to protect it and the strength to deliver it effectively

• Innovation projects and conditions for success
• The digital economy and innovation
• New product development
• Local and global clustering of innovation
• Innovation of the self; leadership, creativity,and collaboration

• Programmes designed and run by the former Director of MBA at University of Oxford
• Courses designed and taught by industry experts and Oxbridge faculty
• Stay ahead of the competition by staying abreast of latest global developments