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This is an interview with Christina Bradley who is a project officer with TAFE Queensland.

Synopsis:

This is an interview with Christina Bradley who is a project officer with TAFE Queensland.

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Hary Kapota is commercial director for L’Oreal, Jakarta and is an experienced intrapreneur.

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Yusuf Mutamba an attorney with over 10 years of extensive experience in intellectual property law and management. He is the innovation manager at The Innovation Village (TIV) in Kampala, Uganda. This is a one-stop innovation community for startups, global players, local corporates and investors in Uganda.  Yusuf’s work revolves around initiating, structuring and delivering innovation projects that span different sectors. He is also a member of the Global Intrapreneurs Institute.

Synopsis:

In this interview, Yusuf shares the ideas that inspired him to become interested in intrapreneurship, what is happening in relation to intrapreneurship in Africa in general as well as specific case studies of successful intrapreneurial initiatives.

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Gifford is the Godfather of the intrapreneurialism movement having coined the term over 35 years ago. He is the co-founder of the Bainbridge Institute (the first school to offer an MBA in Sustainable Business), co-founder of the consulting firm Pinchot and company that has served over half of the world’s fortune 100 companies and many other companies helping to launch over 800 new products and new businesses, recipient of the Olympus Lifetime Education Award and best-selling author of the book “Intrapreneuring: Why You Don’t Have to Leave the Corporation to Become an Entrepreneur”. The book was a NY Times bestseller and was published in 15 languages. With this list of achievements, it is easy to see why Gifford has been named among the top 20 leadership thinkers in the world.

Synopsis:

In this interview, we get Gifford’s expert insights on the origins of the concept of intrapreneurialism, his advice for intrapreneurs and those who aspire to be intrapreneurs, why we are now entering the age of the intrapreneur and the future of intrapreneurialism.