Andrew Razeghi

Andrew Razeghi is a Lecturer at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, Founder & Managing Director of StrategyLab, Inc., and a popular speaker on innovation and growth. He is the author of several books including The Upside of Down: How to Use a Downturn to Your Advantage, The Riddle: Where Ideas Come From, and The Future of Innovation: Creating a Plan to Win. Follow Andrew on Twitter @andrewrazeghi.

The Concept Of Wabi-Sabi, And Why Perfection Is The Wrong Goal

If innovation is your end game, pursuit of perfection isn’t the way to get there. Let’s consider the beauty of a dented bowl.

The Concept Of Wabi-Sabi, And Why Perfection Is The Wrong Goal

Learn To Think About Innovation Like A CEO

Innovation is more than just a buzzword; it’s something that CEOs think about in a different way than the rest of us. Here’s what’s going through their heads.

Learn To Think About Innovation Like A CEO

The Upside Of Down: How To Use A Downturn To Your Advantage

Stop panicking–the fiscal cliff is approaching, but you can turn it around. Follow Warren Buffett and John D. Rockefeller’s advice to grow your company in the midst of economic crisis.

The Upside Of Down: How To Use A Downturn To Your Advantage

How To Avoid The Innovation One-Hit Wonder

Be a Beethoven, not a Falco: Learn how to innovate continuously.

How To Avoid The Innovation One-Hit Wonder

Do You Hire For IQ Or Klout Score?

What is the right balance between intelligence and social connectivity? From an innovation perspective, this difference is very significant. In fact, it can mean the difference between success and failure.

Do You Hire For IQ Or Klout Score?

Impact

A startup in Hawaii just launched the world’s first ocean-assisted carbon removal plant

These school buses double as mobile preschools in remote areas

Dear CEOs: It’s time to prepare for the fall of ‘Roe.’ Here’s how

News

Report: NYC and San Francisco rank at the bottom of the list for Gen Z homebuyers

Crypto crash draws fresh outrage over celebrity endorsements that didn’t age well

With formula shortages at dire levels, it’s time for baby stimulus checks

Co.Design

This robot’s paintings showed at the Venice Biennale, but are they actually art?

Google is betting big on ambient computing. But it’s getting it wrong

Why advertising won the streaming wars

Work Life

Why the office may trigger this invisible workplace annoyance

3 ways to show frontline employees they matter

How activist shareholders are making the business case for abortion access