# Disrupt! 100 Lessons in Business Innovation

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/books/disrupt-100-lessons-in-business-innovation/
- Published: 2017-11-26T08:53:00+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Compiled by **Springwise**, the global innovation discovery engine, **Disrupt! **
explains and highlights the best, most disruptive and most useful innovation ideas
of the 21st Century, and shows which themes underpin their success and which ideas
can best be used to drive creativity in your workplace, office or industry.

Springwise has a huge online readership (700k page impressions a month, 31k FB followers,
62k Twitter followers and an email database of 160k names) and a reputation as the
number one engine for collating and sharing cutting edge business ideas.

This attractively designed book draws on their vast archive and the expertise of
their editorial team to create a practical, themed overview of contemporary innovation
with simple, implementable strategies for bringing more creativity to your business
or idea and more disruption to your industry. It is an indispensable handbook to
modern innovation.

This book selects 100 of these disruptive ideas.

## About James Bidwell

James Bidwell is the CEO of [Springwise](https://www.springwise.com), “the world’s
largest idea spotting network”. Each week the site shares news of new products and
services that could transform or disrupt a business sector, including many relevant
to charities and social enterprises. Indeed, some of the ideas come from socially
beneficial organisations.

Bidwell has been listed in the Financial Times Creative Business Top 50 and named
as one of London’s 1000 most influential people by the London Evening Standard. 
He has been described as “a theatrical agitator” and as “Selfridges’ ringmaster 
extraordinaire”, amongst many other tributes during his successful career in leading
transformational change in business.

## Reviews

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