New Masterclass Announced: The Innovation Gap: Why Good Ideas Aren't Enough

The Innovation Gap: Why Good Ideas Aren’t Enough

Most credit unions aren't short on good ideas.

Leaders see opportunities everywhere—to improve the member experience, modernize technology, simplify work, develop employees and rethink how things get done.

The harder question is: Why are so many good ideas so difficult to turn into meaningful change?

Often, the problem isn't the idea. And it isn't the technology.

It's the organization around it.

Legacy processes consume capacity. Too many priorities compete for attention. Decisions travel unnecessarily far up the organization. Employees are asked to innovate—but don't always have the authority or space to act. Over time, the distance between what an organization could do and what it can actually get done begins to grow.

That's the innovation gap.

FORUM52's new Executive Masterclass, The Innovation Gap: Why Good Ideas Don't Become Organizational Change, brings together five FORUM52 resources to help leadership teams examine what's getting in the way.

You'll explore innovation from five different angles: how your organization thinks about innovation, where friction is consuming capacity, what you may need to stop doing, where decision-making is slowing progress, and how to keep innovation connected to people and purpose.

This isn't a masterclass about generating more ideas. It's about building an organization that's better able to act on the good ideas it already has.

Because good ideas aren't enough.

The real innovation gap is the distance between the ideas you already have—and your ability to make them happen.

FORUM52 Members can access this new Masterclass here:  The Innovation Gap

Special Thanks to our wonderful thought leaders who contributed to the creation of this new masterclass:  David Eads, Dan Beard, Rochdale, Lisa Bodell, and Sam Paxson!