The future of innovation belongs to the imaginative. Humanity has star gazed seeking inspiration since before recorded time. Be it accidental or systematically executed the results shape and sustain our way of life. Unlike days of old however, when passion motivated the soul of an innovator, agendas today synthesize the direction and pace of innovation.

As the nursery rhyme goes, butcher, baker, candlestick maker all the way to lawyer, Indian chief. Notice the absence of the dreamer, visionary, risk taker or tinkerer. Imagine a prolongation of the renaissance period, flower power and Carnaby Street, Kennedy’s Camelot and Armstrong’s walk on the moon. Continue reading »