KTN Has Covid-19 liberated companies to innovate? 16th July 2020, 10.00-11.00 webinar
Join KTN’s Chief Executive, Dr Alicia Greated, as she talks with with an expert panel, about how Covid-19 has led many companies to innovate and innovate quickly and whether that will have a lasting impact.
Covid-19 has led to a world-wide pause and many businesses have faced stark choices. But history shows that crises can lead to innovation and creativity and, during the past few months, evidence of companies adapting, pivoting and innovating has emerged. They've done it to survive, to adapt and to connect. Distilleries are making hand sanitiser, textile factories are producing PPE and motorsports companies became involved in ventilators.
The panel will discuss how we maintain this impetus, whether this creativity and innovation was purely a necessity to survive or if it has encouraged companies to do more? They will examine if human ingenuity only flourishes in the face of adversity or whether Covid-19 has allowed companies to embrace innovation, to understand the potential and to make it a key driver for their business.
KTN's Chief Executive, Dr Alicia Greated, will be joined with Felicity Burch, Director of Innovation and Digital, CBI, Priya Guha, Venture Partner at Merian Ventures, a Member of the Innovate UK Council, NED at the Digital Catapult and Adjunct Faculty at the Ashridge Hult Business School and Mark Martin, CEO, UKBLACKTECH about how Covid-19 has led many companies to innovate and innovate quickly and whether that will have a lasting impact on company culture and behaviours.
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