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INNOVATION & CREATIVITY

Innovation & Creativity keynote speakers.

A curated 3+1 example for teams that need fresh thinking, experimentation and practical ways to turn ideas into learning and action.

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Innovation is not a department. It is a capability.

Leading organisations need teams that can connect insights across functions, challenge assumptions, experiment quickly and turn new ideas into value.

Creativity does not emerge by accident. It needs psychological safety, structured experimentation, curiosity and leadership support.

The shortlist below combines three practical innovation lenses with one more experiential wildcard.

Start with the question.

This is the event context behind the example shortlist below.

Language
English
Format
On-site innovation day
Audience
Product, marketing and R&D teams
Key question
How can we unlock more creative thinking and make experimentation part of how teams work?
Desired impact
Unlock creative thinking and motivate teams to experiment and innovate more proactively.

Three strong fits for this brief.

Each recommendation brings a different route into the same business question.

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Rohit Bhargava

Rohit Bhargava

Founder, The Non-Obvious Company | Author & Trend Curator

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Core message

Rohit teaches teams to see patterns others miss and turn them into testable concepts fast. His tools help people break bias and move from insight to action.

Why this fits

Ideal for cross-functional audiences that need a shared creativity language and a bridge into ideation sprints or hackathons.

02
David Gram

David Gram

Co-founder & Partner, Diplomatic Rebels | Former LEGO Innovation Leader

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Core message

David shares the intrapreneurial playbook behind LEGO’s Future Lab, including rapid experimentation, assumption framing and minimal viable tests.

Why this fits

A practical fit for teams wanting to de-risk experimentation and start running tests within days.

03
Abigail Posner

Abigail Posner

Founder, Human Code Company | Former Director, U.S. Creative Works, Google

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Core message

Abigail unlocks creativity through anthropology and human motivations. She helps teams reframe problems, find unexpected angles and turn curiosity into action.

Why this fits

She bridges product, marketing and R&D with a human-centred creativity approach that supports fast learning loops.

+1

Not the obvious choice. Still relevant to the brief.

Claudine Ullman

Claudine Ullman

Comedian & Corporate Facilitator | Founder, Jittery Citizens

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Core message

Claudine uses improv to build psychological safety and fast, fearless creativity through “Yes, And” behaviours and playful micro-experiments.

Why the wildcard

A high-energy wildcard that can prepare teams for creative warm-ups, breakouts and experimentation.

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The example above starts with one particular audience and one particular question. Your event may need a completely different route into the same topic.

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Three relevant matches, one fresh perspective — then refinement with your Scurati consultant.

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Innovation & Creativity keynote speakers, in context.

What is an Innovation keynote speaker?

A speaker who helps teams unlock creativity, experiment confidently and generate new ideas that create business value.

What topics do Innovation speakers cover?

Creative thinking, innovation strategy, experimentation, collaboration, design thinking, trend curation, rapid prototyping and ideation rituals.

Why are Innovation keynotes important?

Because organisations need creativity and experimentation to stay competitive. Strong keynotes provide tools, language and momentum for an innovation culture.

How does Scurati select keynote speakers for the shortlist?

Scurati matches the event brief against its structured speaker database using audience, context and desired impact. The result is a focused 3+1 starting point rather than a catalogue of loosely related names.

What happens after the shortlist?

Your Scurati consultant reviews the selection with you, confirms fit, fees and availability, and guides the selected speaker through negotiation and booking.

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Dogan Altindag
Founder, Scurati