
In this Aalto University’s Leading for Interdisciplinary Creativity podcast series, we discuss about leading for creativity, interdisciplinary teamwork, future of design intensive business and much more. The master programme International Design Business Management, IDBM in short, started in 1995 as the first joint study option among three Finnish universities that later became the founding instit... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusinessArtsDesign | |||

In this episode we summarize the discussions of the previous episodes. Our host Irina Viippola will guide you through the guest line-up and highlights some of the interesting themes that were touched upon in many of the episodes. IDBM is a programme... more
Tässä suomenkielisessä erikoisjaksossa vieraana on IDBM-ohjelman perustaja, Markku Salimäki. Keskustelemme muun muassa siitä, miten ajatus IDBM-ohjelmasta syntyi ja miten se saatiin vietyä ideasta konkreettiseksi toiminnaksi. Lisäksi pohdimme, mitkä ... more
In this episode we examine how IDBM connects with its ecosystem to amplify impact. Together with two experienced creative leadership experts Tua Björklund and Satu Rekonen, we dig into building team cultures that unlock creativity, practical leadersh... more
In this episode, we explore the value of interdisciplinary study with insights from two distinguished guests, that have a long history with IDBM: Markku Salimäki and Peter McGrory. We’ll dive into the evolving nature of teaching and curriculum develo... more
In this episode, we explore innovative teaching methods and the essential skills students need to thrive in today’s dynamic world. We’ll examine strategies for keeping skillsets relevant, along with ways to support the development of future problem s... more
In this episode we talk about the early days of the IDBM programme, the challenges and highlights of interdisciplinary teamwork, and the art of balancing creativity and structure in business. Can you foster innovation and creativity while keeping thi... more
In this episode we’re exploring the future with renowned futurist Elina Hiltunen. We’ll discuss her insights on predicting what lies ahead and how to spot intriguing weak signals. We’ll also examine AI’s impact on worklife and the creative business l... more
In this episode of Leading for Interdisciplinary Creativity, we’ll explore the essentials for making meaningful change, how to identify problems worth solving, and how to turn new ideas into thriving businesses. We’ll also discuss ways to boost Finla... more
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This show centers on interdisciplinary creativity at the intersection of design, business, and technology. Episodes frequently feature leaders and alumni connected to design management programs, discussing how to balance creativity with structured leadership, build cross-functional teams, and navigate startup environments. Common threads include design thinking, service design, innovation ecosystems, and the evolving role of design in business strategy, often with a forward-looking angle on AI, ethics, and future work. A distinctive aspect is the frequent linkage to the IDBM program and Aalto University's ecosystem, highlighting real-world practice from practitioners who bridge design, engineering, and entrepreneurship. Listeners can expect... more
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Recent guests on Leading for Interdisciplinary Creativity include:
1. Tua Björklund
2. Satu Rekonen
3. Peter McGrory
4. Markku Salimäki
5. Salu Ylirisku
6. Krista Paloheimo
7. Markus Paloheimo
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