
Sustainable Innovation Cultures
2 authors - Paperback
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Henning Breuer consults, researches and teaches in the fields of innovation management and business psychology. He is founder of UXBerlin – Innovation Consulting and a professor for business and media psychology at Media University of Applied Sciences Berlin. Since 2001, Henning has worked with multinational corporations, SMEs, public organizations and start-ups to provide advice on sustainable innovation culture, business models, future scenarios and ethnographic research. He has co-authored numerous journal and conference publications and books on sustainable business model design, gamification for innovators and entrepreneurs, and values-based innovation management. As a visiting researcher and professor, he has worked at the University of Chile (Santiago) and Waseda University (Tokyo). He studied psychology, philosophy and law in Berlin and Tübingen, and received his PhD in psychology from the University of Magdeburg.
Kiril Ivanov is completing a doctorate at the Centre for Sustainability Management at the Leuphana University, Lüneburg, with a dissertation focused on values-based and sustainable innovation practices and facilitation methods. As a researcher at the Media University of Applied Sciences, he has contributed to EU-funded research projects on gamification (GAMIFY), values-based innovation cultures (IMPACT), and strategic foresight for sustainability (SF4S). He teaches courses in innovation and entrepreneurship, business anthropology, and gamification for organisations, while also collaborating with UXBerlin – Innovation Consulting on projects involving values-based business modelling and ethnography.