Misfit Subculture: Learning from Hermits, Gangsters, and Occupiers (Video)

Misfit Subculture: Learning from Hermits, Gangsters, and Occupiers (Video)

Business September 25, 2014 / By The Misfit Economy
Misfit Subculture: Learning from Hermits, Gangsters, and Occupiers (Video)
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What can we learn about corporate governance from occupiers? What can entrepreneurs learn from hermits? What can the pharmaceutical industry learn from its patent robbers? In this talk, Alexa Clay explores the role of misfits in driving innovation and asks how can we foster greater collaboration and understanding between society and its misfit subcultures.

What can we learn about corporate governance from occupiers? What can entrepreneurs learn from hermits? What can the pharmaceutical industry learn from its patent robbers? In this talk, Alexa Clay explores the role of misfits in driving innovation and asks how can we foster greater collaboration and understanding between society and its misfit subcultures.

 

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