Inventing is one of the highest forms of human creativity. In any domain, designing an invention — something novel and useful — is a creative endeavor that goes beyond the joy of inspiration and imagination. While some think that creativity ends with the act of inventing, experience has shown that inventions are the launchpad to even more creative pursuits.
Many don’t realize that with the right mindset — using the mind as an instrument of analysis and creativity — an intrapreneur, entrepreneur, or innovation manager can make an invention blossom. The invention manager can catalyze the expansive evolution of the original invention into surprising and successful outcomes of commercialization and other implementations.
Join us for a conversation with Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Professor Richard Cahoon — inventor, innovator, and technology transfer professional for over 40 years. You will discover strategies to develop a mindset which will add considerable value to your inventions, to your team, and to your business ventures.
