Global innovation programs stanford

Organization Science, 23 5 , Stanford University link is external. Global Competitiveness and Innovation Research Program.

Main navigation Skip to main content Secondary Navigation. Svetlana Velikanova. Innovation to improve human experience Cairo, Egypt. Allowing entrepreneurs to achieve their ambitions Cairo, Egypt. Sarah Al Charif. Asher Siddiqui. Vera Futorjanski. Digital Cooperation Organization. Driving digital prosperity Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Sukna Ventures. Investing in meaningful solutions by empowering entrepreneurs Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Fares Bardeesi. Khalid Almahfouz.

Supporting development of African technology and innovation Abuja, Nigeria. Abdoul Aziz Sy. Aphrodice Mutangana. Founder Square Ventures. Providing world-class innovation development programs Nairobi, Kenya. Strathmore University. Promoting life-long learning and service to society Nairobi, Kenya. Bernard Chiira. Linda Kwamboka. Advisory Board, Ambitious. Africa Fellow Nairobi, Kenya.

June Chepkemei. Njoki Gichinga. Violet Ochieng. Entrepreneur Fellow Nairobi, Kenya. Hilton Theunissen. Fellow Johannesburg, South Africa. The catalyst to your innovation journey Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Flora Pessanha. Partners for Sustainable Development. Preparing youth for IR4 Ramallah, Palestine. Qaddumi Foundation. Empowered youth, prosperous Palestine Amman, Jordan. Mohammed Alafifi. Waseda Business School. Catalyst for developing insightful global leaders Tokyo, Japan. Global Catalyst Partners Japan. One world, one fund, from seed to unicorn Tokyo, Japan. Ali Jawad Al Lawati. Research Statement. The hallmark of GIIL activities is a critical and constructive engagement with social innovation from an organizational perspective.

This engagement includes related topics such as scaling and systems change and explores the role and potential of social innovation for positive impact. GIIL works in partnership with foundations, government and multilateral agencies, and organizations in the social and private sectors. Our research enables decision makers to grow their ambitions and capabilities for addressing social problems and for transforming social systems effectively.

GIIL not only contributes to the scholarly knowledge base on effective organizations but also educates the next generation of social sector leaders. We convene events and organize exchanges between research and practice to generate, reflect on, and disseminate knowledge.