Crazy Wisdom
What does it mean to innovate? - Mark Bünger: Innovation Lab
- innovation
- organizational change
- technology strategy
- business development
- scientific thinking
About this episode
Mark works with innovation and technology at Innovation Lab.
We talk about a lot of science related stuff including
Flying Cars
How you can't have both innovation and risk aversion
Bioinformatics
Modularity interoperability
Biohacking spaces
Lacoperon
Check out Mark's Website: Marsbound.com
Episode transcript
Welcome to the Crazy Wisdom podcast. Today I interviewed Mark Binger. Mark is heavily involved with innovation and how to bring innovation into companies. So we had a very far ranging discussion today about science and what it means to innovate and all of these things that I get really, really excited about. So I think you're going to really enjoy this interview, particularly if you have a bent for science. I learned some new biology terms in this and I'm always looking for new kind of concepts, abstract concepts to wrap my head around. I have no idea why that is, but I'm really, I really love doing it. And I imagine that if you're still listening to this show, you probably do too. So enjoy. And if you do enjoy, please find us on itunes by searching for Crazy Wisdom and hitting the subscribe button. You can also find us on Spotify, Stitcher, or any of the other podcast platforms. And as always, I'm available on Twitter, my DMs are open. You can go ahead and send me a message. And I would love to hear what you got out of this show or what you got out of any of the other shows. And I'd just love to hear what you think how I can do better. And have a great day. Thank you.
Welcome to the Crazy Wisdom podcast. My guest here is Mark Binger. He works with innovation and technology at Innovation Labs. And I'm really, really excited to have you on the show and kind of get into your wisdom on innovation and technology. Welcome to the show, Mark.
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