The Jens Heitland Show -Human Innovation
Welcome to The Jens Heitland Show, the podcast for innovative leaders. On this show, corporate innovator and serial entrepreneur Jens Heitland interviews world-class leaders and innovators, and answers questions live in a variety of formats. The goal of this podcast is to inspire more people to innovate businesses in a way that puts humans first. Innovation is not just a process, it's a whole system that requires leadership and support to thrive.
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EP 144: Storytelling through travelling - Ranjan Pal on travel writing and the process of telling stories
Ranjan Pal Travel Writer and story teller
Ranjan is a Travel Writer who stept out of the corporate world and documents his adventures for the most famous travel magazines around the world. We go deep into his process and uncover his learnings.
EP 143: Curiosity as superpower - Monica Canfield Lenfest on healing, teaching, and building curiosity.
Monica Canfield Lenfest, Healer, Teacher, Project Manager and curious collaborator of architecting curiosity.
Monica and I explore her story how she early on learned the value of authenticity the physical move to San Francisco changed her life and of course healing, teaching and curiosity in all depth to innovate yourself and business.
EP 139: Organization design in Web 3 - Daniel Ospina on the power of web 3, decentralized autonomous organizations and more
Daniel Ospina Organization & Social System Designer and former Head of (decentralized) Governance at Aragon joined me to talk about organization design in the web 3 environment and the power of decentralized autonomous organizations.
EP 135: Change That Workz - Ask Agger on how to work with change that matters, gamification, change leadership and more.
Ask Agger CEO of Workz, a Danish change agency specialized in organizational culture, serious games, radical innovation, and experience design.
EP 134: The Culture of Innovation - Mark Neild on teaching entrepreneurship, flying helicopters, a mousetrap story and more.
Mark Neild started his career as a helicopter pilot. He completed an MBA, and worked in telecom and consulting before taking a year off to build his own business in New Zealand. He also teaches at the University of Bristol.
EP 133: International Development - Bishoy Sadek - How countries cooperate and innovate
Bishoy Sadek is an expert in project management with more than 8 years in international development cooperation and sustainability, business development, private sector development through public-private partnership, process consulting, and change management.
EP 132: Pleasure and purpose – How startups get rated and how mental health impacts success.
Gene Gerrienne Partner - UK & International Markets at Early Metrics a company that is rating startups and through that helps corporate innovators and funds stay ahead of the curve.
Together we explored innovation from startup, corporate and venture perspectives, we dove into mental health, lifestyle. Gene shared his stories of finishing a 100km run and the importance of mindset for startup founders and corporate innovators.
EP 130: Innovators are Rough Diamonds - Nicole Yershon on innovation in big companies, connecting and fearlessness.
In this episode I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship with Nicole Yershon Founder and CEO of The NY Collective and author of the book Rough Diamond. Nicole and I talked about innovation in large organizations, why she called herself the “fixer”, the opportunity of diversity in companies and many more topics.
EP 125: Marketer in Chief - Jason Voiovich on product innovation, marketing strategies of the US presidents and more.
Jason shared his innovation stories from kettle framing to the marketing of presidents, we covered his curiosity around the scientific process, how he helps a Museum with Dinosaurs and of course explore the innovative process of his book.
EP 121: Social Innovation - Madison Marks
In this episode I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship with Madison Marks, Director of The Social Innovation Lab at Johns Hopkins University. We talk about her experience living and working in the Middle East, the importance of being aware of the local culture for business and how she coaches startups to create social impact.
EP 119: Personal Happiness
In our conversation Ashlee tells her story, how she empowers people inside and outside of the business environment and creates personal happiness.
EP 117: Disruptive Innovation
Sanjay Bhargava Space X Country Director India leading Starlink on disruptive innovation, how we solve global challenges and more.
In our discussion Sanjay tells stories of disruptive innovation individually, as a business, and as a country. He shares his passion for upward mobility and ways of working towards prosperity.
EP 113: Modern HR
Annissa Desphpande is a modern HR expert, author and founder of Loglab - a business that is helping clients through creative HR solutions with business results that can be measured.
EP 105: Thinking in Frameworks
In this episode, I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship with Joe Pine; speaker, management advisor and author of several books.
EP 103: Systems innovation
In this episode I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship with Jennifer Wilde and Dan McClure, founders of the company Innovation Ecosystem. Together we explore their story, systems innovation and how they use it to solve big problems in the world and more.
EP 102: Flip the development process upside down
In this episode I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship with Line Lyst, Chief Entrepreneur of the GN Group, which develops intelligent hearing, audio, and video collaboration solutions. Line shares her wealth of experience from having worked in different corporations in leading innovation positions, the corporate innovation setups, processes, education and more.
EP 101: Enable people to live sustainably
In this episode I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship with Duncan Cox partner at the international Engineering firm Cundall. We explore zero carbon design, the impact of data for sustainability, education, and more.
EP96: Mario Herger on Silicon Valley Technology Trends
In this episode I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship with Mario Herger, technology trend researcher and author. Together we explore his stories of living in Silicon Valley as an Austrian, his views on artificial intelligence, autonomous cars, other trends, and of course the books he has written.
EP 93: Accelerate Diversity the future of Real Estate
Gerard Groener Experienced Executive with more than 35 years in the Shopping Centre / Real Estate Industry. Together we explore the innovation mindset for the industry, look into empowerment Leadership approaches and the future potential of diversity for the Real Estate industry.
EP 92: Skills will change the future
Mfon Akpan Assistant Professor, Accounting Methodist University in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Mfon is sharing his passion of teaching, how he enables students to build skills and adapt them in technology and business.