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DeBaak Master Growth Lecture Outline-27 March2009

The document discusses innovation versus novelty and how businesses can thrive during hard economic times. It examines the hidden value judgements that underlie business decisions and compares innovation and novelty. It analyzes how the financial crisis revealed systemic flaws and proposes that changing ways of thinking can cure economic diseases. Finally, it raises whether private equity could help small businesses as an alternative to shrinking bank loans.

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DeBaak Master Growth Lecture Outline-27 March2009

The document discusses innovation versus novelty and how businesses can thrive during hard economic times. It examines the hidden value judgements that underlie business decisions and compares innovation and novelty. It analyzes how the financial crisis revealed systemic flaws and proposes that changing ways of thinking can cure economic diseases. Finally, it raises whether private equity could help small businesses as an alternative to shrinking bank loans.

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VISION, INNOVATION AND BUSINESS IN HARD TIMES

 The shoe tree as a gateway to the hidden secrets of embedded business


value-judgements

 Innovation vs. novelty

 Innovation vs. novelty compared

 Innovation and novelty in business

 The financial crisis and the systemic disease

 ‘Ways of thinking’ as underlying causes of the disease and as a potential


cure

 A way out for SME’s: Can Private Equity be what the bourgeoning
entrepreneur might be looking for as an alternative to shrinking bank
loans?

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