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    Ten Types of Innovation®, presented by Ross Pearce


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    For many years, executives equated innovation with the development of new products. But this is only one way to innovate and, on its own, can deliver a low return on investment and does not optimise the integrated value opportunities that are possible for both your business and your customer. The Ten Types of Innovation® workshop will help businesses to think beyond product development while giving practical tips on how to create bolder initiatives. 

    About Ross Pearce:

    Ross is a passionate innovation leader with 30+ years of innovation leadership and product development experience focused on identifying, creating, and delivering compelling value.Ross defines innovation as “the discipline of creating value". Throughout his career, he has helped many New Zealand and Australian businesses to achieve successful commercial outcomes through clear focused actions, practical execution, and robust innovation discipline.

    He has led innovation and design efforts across a wide range of technologies and HVMS sectors that include medical, scientific, automotive, consumer, computer, electronic, security, refrigeration, marine, heating, juvenile, gaming, communication, furniture, retail, logistics, and vending.
    Prior to moving into executive innovation leadership roles, Ross ran his own full-service product development consultancy in Australia for 10 years. 

    A creative strategic thinker, Ross has a passion for understanding new thinking around innovation practice and effectively adapting and applying that to help New Zealand businesses deliver profitable growth.


    ​​PLEASE NOTE: To gain access to the venue, all participants need to register with SouthMACH as a visitor, in addition to the registration for this event. Registration is free and when done prior to the event you will go into the draw to win a $18k 3D scanner.


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