Dan's Story
Daniel Strode is a best selling author on the topic of corporate culture and innovation. In his first book “The Culture Advantage” he explores what it takes to build cultures of innovation, irrespective of company size or industry, in order to sustain or enhance business success.
Daniel has many years of practical hands-on experience being a culture practitioner and has delivered training and consulting worldwide, in addition to teaching the topic of culture and innovation in Universities.
What I Do
I am a culture and innovation enthusiast and my sole aim is to help companies of any size or scale improve their culture and innovation efforts in order to be more successful and sustainable.
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I Write.
I love to write and have recently published my first book, The Culture Advantage. Additionally I write thought leadership pieces for many major publications on an ongoing basis.
I Teach.
My real passion is to share knowledge and I teach a range of students and in companies on how to boost their culture and innovation efforts.
Latest Blogs
Worm from the dirt
We all have to enjoy being in the dirt from time to time. When innovating yes it’s critical to have the grand vision, but equally as important is to know the detail and see the minutiae – giving your full attention to the detail and being hands on helps a...
Read MoreThink different
Sometimes, being the nonconformist, and the one who thinks different brings an advantage. When you innovate you are trying new things, and that often requires a different thinking and viewpoint. We are taught that being nonconformist is bad. But it really does have a time and place.
Read MoreWhat you know
If you paint a fence – you should normally take just as much care on the back as you do the front. Why? No one will see the back. True, but you will know. You will know a corner was cut, a cost was reduced, effort was less. And that’s...
Read MoreDon’t take no for an answer
Sometimes it’s worth the push. If it’s worth the push, then push and don’t take no for an answer. The results can be surprising.
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