Leading Latino talent to champion innovation /Vinny Caraballo, Greg McLaughlin, and Heidi McLaughlin.

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Caraballo, Vinny [Author]

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TextSeries: Publication details: New York, New York (222 East 46th Street, New York, NY 10017) : Business Expert Press, (c)2014.Edition: First editionDescription: 1 online resource (xv, 115 pages) : mapsContent type:

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9781606498019

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E184 .L433 2014

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2. Beyond diversity -- 3. The Latino influence on the U.S. economy -- 4. Latino potential for innovation -- 5. Research results and practical implications -- 6. Leadership and innovation -- 7. Looking to the future, conclusions and recommendations -- Appendix -- About the authors -- Notes -- References -- Index.

Abstract: This book is a study on how Latino culture in the United States views, defines, and can help lead innovation. Achieving sustainable innovation success is a concept many corporations struggle to attain. The authors have found through their research that very often it is a result of too much effort being directed at processes rather than focusing on the source of innovation--its human capital. Realizing that innovation emanates from human beings and people view innovation differently based on their cultural upbringing, the authors present their findings and recommendations in a practical manner on the fastest growing demographic in the United States.

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1. Latinos emerge -- 2. Beyond diversity -- 3. The Latino influence on the U.S. economy -- 4. Latino potential for innovation -- 5. Research results and practical implications -- 6. Leadership and innovation -- 7. Looking to the future, conclusions and recommendations -- Appendix -- About the authors -- Notes -- References -- Index.

This book is a study on how Latino culture in the United States views, defines, and can help lead innovation. Achieving sustainable innovation success is a concept many corporations struggle to attain. The authors have found through their research that very often it is a result of too much effort being directed at processes rather than focusing on the source of innovation--its human capital. Realizing that innovation emanates from human beings and people view innovation differently based on their cultural upbringing, the authors present their findings and recommendations in a practical manner on the fastest growing demographic in the United States.

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