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  CIO Times announces the Top 5 Business Leaders Making an Impact. Included in that 5 is Tamara Ghandour. As the article states, this award isn't just about good leadership, it's about making a positive impact and shaping your industry.   Read Full Magazine Article [ CIO Times ]

Tamara Ghandour is a Woman in Innovation to Watch in 2022. Our 2022 Watch List: Women in Innovation is made up of 26 women who are making an impact both inside and outside the organization, in large corporations and small startups. These are the innovation thought leaders shaping business growth

  Tamara Ghandour used to believe that innovation was the domain of a select few, exclusive to certain industries, or relegated to a specific job role. But, as Tamara discovered in her 25 years of work and research, everybody has the capacity to innovate. It’s a person’s unique innovation style,

What Is The Book (Or Books) You’ve Given Most As A Gift, And Why? David Goggins – Can’t Hurt Me. It’s a personal journey finding accountability, mental toughness and hard work in order to own your life, whatever it is meant to look like for you, and elevate your game. Those

  As a leader, you’ve most likely been given the mandate to create a culture of innovation. Or perhaps, you’ve been given the high-pressure responsibility to overcome today’s new challenges and unearth new opportunities. Of course, in times of massive upheaval like today, this comes with an urgent deadline and

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Everyday Innovator: People leveraging their natural style of innovation to think differently about what’s right in front of them to create an advantage. Everyday Innovators are people, like you, who embrace innovation every day and across all aspects of their work and life. No special titles, no key initiatives, just you

Are you innovative or do you leave that to other people? Tamara Ghandour discovered that innovation was something we all can do. Further, it’s not if we innovate, but how we innovate (we are all unique). Tamara created The Innovation Quotient Edge (IQE) (available on her website), which reveals your

Tamara Ghandour was faced with a business challenge that needed the perspective of others. Focused on the outcome, Tamara was unable to generate a lot of ideas from the team members. She instead focused on rewarding the behavior of giving ideas, no matter how ridiculous the ideas were, and was

Tamara talks to Jim on School for StartUps Radio about how to leverage innovation for a competitive advantage, how innovation fits into chaos and more. As Tamara discovered in her 25 years of work and research, everybody has the capacity to innovate. It’s a person’s unique innovation style (which can