Sentence examples for corporate creativity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kao points to the very different models of innovation represented by Google and Apple, two powerhouses of Silicon Valley, the world's epicenter of corporate creativity.

David Whyte, a Langley, Wash., poet who makes a living reciting poetry to executives, said that companies looking to inspire corporate creativity could call on poetry to help.

"And that was when times were good," notes the author of this story about how cash-conscious finance chiefs are under pressure to "put a cap on corporate creativity".

By Carrie Battan May 4, 2016 The effectiveness of Julia Cameron's self-help book "The Artist's Way" lies in its simple message, which remains relevant even in a world of corporate "creativity".

He gained fame in 1996 for a bestselling book on corporate creativity called Jamming.

Or Catmull, whose guide to corporate creativity may in fact be just as hard to follow?

It's all about ensuring the creative good of being a small studio — small enough to listen to individual gamers' hopes and dreams — wins out against the corporate, creativity-crushing evil might of the big games publishers….

He felt that was essential for maintaining corporate vitality and creativity.

My thought: End the corporate headlock on creativity.

He said all of SHFT's partners share their "core values of sustainability, innovation, corporate responsibility and creativity".

"The objective of BBC Worldwide is to partner with creatives who are particularly aligned with a UK sensibility who want to be here rather than Hollywood … I can give them a lot of creative space and fun, given that we're not a big corporate that restrains their creativity but let's them get at it.