Human Innovation | The Jens Heitland Show (TJHS)
Welcome to Human Innovation | The Jens Heitland Show (TJHS).
In this podcast, CEO branding and thought leadership expert Jens Heitland goes beyond the boardroom to uncover the human stories of leadership. Through in-depth conversations with CEOs, he explores how they lead, think, and innovate, revealing the people behind the companies and the ideas that drive them forward.
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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 122: Innovation through play
Innovation through play. Architecting Curiosity to innovate.
Pim Schachtschabel leads strategic direction, project design, and marketing campaigns that expand and evolve brands. He creates compelling stories and customer experiences that reach audiences across a wide range of touch-points, including physical and digital.
EP 85: Bringing the magic home
In this episode I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship together with Anthony Rocco strategist and experience designer, his current project is called architecting curiosity. Anthony and I explore his view on innovation culture, experiences and how to architect curiosity.
EP 67: Innovate through curiosity
In this episode I connect the dots of innovation and entrepreneurship around the topic or curiosity. Debora Labusch, Ulrike Spang Lessnow , Mercedes Vidal and I explore what curiosity is for us, how it can be used to foster innovation and how companies can stimulate curiosity in their employees.