History Of Disruption

Disruptive innovation is not a recent development exclusive to Silicon Valley. Throughout modern history, we can track several gaming-changing inventions. In this episode we’ll investigate some profound innovators who remain a mystery to most. We have chosen three innovators from science, entertainment and retail. George Eastman - Kodak Adolph Zukor - Paramount Robert E. Wood - Sears Join us for a special episode with guest author and entrepreneur Gary Hoover. Gary is among many things a business historian and author. During the show, you'll enjoy Gary's encyclopaedic knowledge and inspiring stories as go deep into the history books. We’ll also discover some universal themes that transcend industry and generations. So get ready for a serious dose of curiosity, conviction and caring for staff. Thanks to our monthly supporters

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