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LIDIA GRYSZKIEWICZ

Lidia Gryszkiewicz is a co-founder of The Impact Lab. She holds a Ph.D. from Louvain Academy and a certificate from Harvard Business School’ Creating Shared Value programme. Previously, she worked as R&D engineer at the Luxembourg Institute of Science & Technology, advised clients around the world in innovation management as strategy consultant with Arthur D. Little and worked on strategic projects for PricewaterhouseCoopers in Amsterdam. Lidia is an advisor of the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers Community hub in Luxembourg and of Participatory City initiative in London. She regularly serves the European Commission as expert on innovation topics.

Urban innovation labs, hubs, coworking spaces… Which one to choose to boost your innovation?

Innovation is the Holy Grail of business success that can supercharge any kind of organisations from corporates to start-ups and shift them towards growth. Nevertheless, many organisations on the creative edge are struggling how to make innovation happen due to the rise of new work processes, changing demographics and new technologies.

Ideascale2021-12-15T07:19:13-08:00August 22nd, 2018|Categories: Collaborative Innovation, Strategies|Tags: coworking, coworking space, hubs, in-depth article, innovation hub, innovation lab, labs, living labs, R&D, Urban innovation|

Impact Assessment: The Innovation Paradigm Shift that is Coming

In the context of business management and economics, innovation has mainly been considered as a source of profit and growth. But innovation can also have a transformative role and recently more and more innovators and entrepreneurs are not only considering the financial returns of their projects, but also the societal impacts that they might bring with them.

Ideascale2021-12-14T14:01:25-08:00February 6th, 2018|Categories: Trend Alert|Tags: accountability, business management, Change Management, decision making, economics, growth strategy, impact assessment, in-depth article, industry innovation, innovation impact, innovation policy, innovation value, investment, performance evaluation, policy, Problem Solving, public policy, social impact, social impact assessment, social innovation, Stakeholders, trends|

Learning From Innovation Hubs: Fluidity, Serendipity, and Community Combined

Innovation hubs are popping up from Addis to Amsterdam and Boston to Bangalore. Fuelled by ideals of openness, community and collaboration, hubs aim to be the next orgware for innovation—beyond business incubators and R&D labs. Managers, policymakers and investors have taken note, but are grappling with how to engage. What makes hubs so appealing and can they teach innovation managers anything new?

Ideascale2021-12-06T07:43:03-08:00December 15th, 2014|Categories: Collaborative Innovation, Strategies|Tags: Collaboration, community, design thinking, incubator, innovation, innovation hub, openness, team diversity|