Who is Braden Kelley?
He is an innovation and transformation leader, design thinking facilitator, an author, innovation speaker, and makes tools for innovation & change .
He also co-founded the world's most popular innovation web site:
"I help organizations increase their organizational agility and accelerate their speed of innovation and organizational change.
If you're looking to create a culture of continuous change, tackle some of your innovation barriers, train your employees to be more innovative change agents, or to build a more profitable, more social business -- let's talk."
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Tag Archives: Africa
The Challenge of Autonomous Teaching Methods
An estimated 250 million children around the world cannot read, write, or demonstrate basic arithmetic skills. Many of these children are in developing countries without regular access to quality schools or teachers. While programs exist to build schools and train … Continue reading
Posted in education, Innovation, Open Innovation, Social Innovation, Technology
Tagged Africa, autonomous teaching, challenges, Children, india, Kids, Learning, Xprize
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Speeding Innovation to Africa
I came across an interesting crowdfunding site called The 1% Club. What makes it interesting it that is designed to help launch improvement projects in Africa that will make it cleaner, safer, and/or friendlier through a partnership between charity (Dutch … Continue reading
Posted in Social Innovation
Tagged Africa, Charities, maternity, mothers, non-profits
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Using Gravity to Save and Improve Lives
I came across an IndieGogo project that is focused on building and trialing a gravity-powered power station that can serve either as a lantern or as a flexible power source that can be used to power a task light, recharge … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Product Innovation, Social Innovation
Tagged Africa, energy, gravity, green, india, kerosene, lighting, NGO, power, Science, Solar
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