A Kauffman Foundation site

RSS Feed Link

A Look Back at Innovation Daily (Oct. 19-25)

Posted by: Mark Marich on October 25, 2010 Source: Policy Dialogue on Entrepreneurship

Each day, Innovation Daily checks the pulse of global innovation-- courtesy of Innovation America and its founder, Rich Bendis. Here, we take a look at a handful of relevant stories it compiled last week:

Category:  General  Tags:  innovation daily, rich bendis

1 Comments

RE: A Look Back at Innovation Daily 1925
October 26, 2010 @ 09:27 AM
Nancy Woodruff said...
Can we marry entrepreneurship and innovation to wellness BEFORE we innovate ourselves into more poor health like the last century has given us? If we had more wellness consumers today, this question would be answered through the marketplace, but we do not yet have a mainstream medicine that tells patients/consumers enough about WHY they are sick. Until this becomes the case, public health must rely on our innovators/entrepreneurs to 'do the right thing' and ask themselves what impact their idea/product/service has on human health. If the entrepreneurs are forward-thinking enough, if they are willing to go beyond CSR (corporate social responsibility), they recognize that it is just smart business to consider what their customers may one day realize about the health impact of their product. In this new age of instant information, business becomes very vulnerable to the speedy impact of consumer awareness.

Add a Comment

Search PDE

Policy Dialogue on Entrepreneurship Get Your Weekly Digest

Register today to receive news and updates from Entrepreneurship.org.

Email Newsletter Signup