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EMPOWERING EMPLOYEES TO BE INTRAPRENEURS & DRIVE ORGANISATIONAL INNOVATION A look A l ook a at In Intrap apren eneu eursh ship ip t throu ough gh t the len e lens of s of Ev EveryDay In Innova7 a7on on CEO & Founder


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EMPOWERING EMPLOYEES TO BE INTRAPRENEURS & DRIVE ORGANISATIONAL INNOVATION

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  • CEO & Founder Wazoku
  • Early stage techy
  • Angel investor
  • INSEAD Entrepreneur in Residence
  • Innovation expert & advisor
  • Guardian SME Leader of the Year 2015
  • Global 15 Key Influencers in Crowdsourcing 2014 &

2015

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We live in exci*ng *mes! We live in challenging *mes!

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Giants can fall. Giants have fallen!

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Time for a new conversa*on?

www.wazoku.com/everyday-innovaGon

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The Great Talent Treasure Hunt

63%

cite availability

  • f skills as a

serious concern

Annual Global CEO Survey

The biggest issue – Finding and retaining skilled labour

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I Demand a Voice!

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Is it really so important?

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….and will not hesitate to move to an employer who can

  • ffer them either of

these, amongst other mo*va*onal assets…

prefer a collabora*ve work-culture rather than a compe**ve

  • ne…

88%

would like to be their own boss. But if they do have to work for a boss, 79% of them would want that boss to serve more as a coach or mentor

72%

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believe that the term innova*on oUen means different things to different people within their

  • rganisa*on

78%

say this ambiguity is nega*vely affec*ng their ability to improve customer service, make cost savings, achieve company growth and increase compe**ve advantage

75%

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Where are you on the Innova*on Maturity Scale

www.wazoku.com/maturity-scale

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What’s your innova*on maturity?

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You are all cordially invited to become EveryDay Innovators

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The 5 Pillars of EveryDay Innova*on

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You need to strike the right balance

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REVOLUTIONARY INNOVATION RADICAL INNOVATION Game-changing Strategic Large scale High cost High risk Senior team Incremental Internal Small scale Low/no cost Low risk Organisa*on- wide Infrequent but high impact DIFFERENTIATED INNOVATION CompeGGve advantage Customer focused Medium scale JusGfiable cost Low/medium risk MulGple teams INCREMENTAL INNOVATION

….and make innova*on accessible…

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LET’S INNOVATE TOGETHER! How do we do it?

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Leadership

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We Could put Failure in the Corner…

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Or… The D&B Failure Wall

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Or…

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A par*ng thought…

Entrepreneurs take risks the rest of us think are nuts. If they don't they aren't going to win; They see things no one else does. If everyone did, they would be doing them; They break the rules--many times they don't "get" why the rules exist in the first place; They are often more sure than they are right. Most importantly, though, they have the freedom to fail. I have never met a great entrepreneur who was afraid

  • f failure...

Inc.com – Daredevils vs. Tweakers

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www.wazoku.com @WazokuHQ

www.wazoku.com/everyday-innovaGon

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Leadership

Toyota – innova*on programme, any senior leader must have managed this Leaders must be the role models

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Culture

Encouraging entrepreneurial thinking Lean and agile

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Management

Gatekeepers Waitrose

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Strategy

Insurance & FS major clients Making a commitment to innova*on as a longer term strategy Defining it and framing it/aligning it with the

  • verall business strategy
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Fit for purpose tools

Innova*on tools Beyond the desk based worker Gecng to the heart of the problem No one size fits all!

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You have to lead the way….

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….or you will be leU behind!

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Who are our Intrapreneurs?

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Engaging Your Organisa*onal Crowd

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People at the centre

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Part of the DNA

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Sustainable & Repeatable

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A Core Cultural Pillar

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A Part of Everyone’s Life, Everyday!

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Reward & Recognise Contribu*on

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Case Study: Waitrose drives incremental innova*on collabora*vely

u Capturing, evalua*ng and implemen*ng

Partner (employee) ideas efficiently

u Maintaining Partner engagement in an

innova*on scheme

u Producing measurable business benefits

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Case Study: Waitrose drives incremental innova*on collabora*vely

“The success of our Partner Idea scheme goes to show that some5mes the truly great innova5ons can be as simple as making small changes to the tasks you do every day, rather than the big ideas which transform

  • everything. By engaging our Partners with

the right pla@orm and process, we’ve managed to achieve significant produc5vity and financial savings. We’re excited to see what we can achieve now the scheme has been rolled out to the en5re Waitrose network.” Stuart Eames, OperaGonal Improvement Manager, Waitrose

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staff innova7on bonuses awarded to date

£100k

annual saving from single idea Transformed format & management of 7ll receipts

1000+

ideas to date

338+

stores

60,000

employees engaged Average of 22 new innova7ve business ideas from workforce a week Improved temp pricing 7cket process

£2.2m

savings

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www.wazoku.com/everyday-innovaGon

  • Why there con+nues to be so much ambiguity around innova+on
  • The nega+ve impact this has on a business' bo8om-line and employees
  • Who’s taking responsibility for innova+on or shirking away from it
  • The new innova+on defini+on
  • Crea+ng the right culture and processes to let it blossom
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Bridging the Gap – the innova*on chasm