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Networking Minds for Open Innovation

The spark needed to ignite your next idea may be half a world away.
March 1, 2019|by Beth Rimbey

When you unleash the power of diverse points of view, you can build new solutions, outcomes, and even companies. Lecturer Amy Wilkinson unpacks the toolbox for networking minds, from online prizes to gamification.

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