The Intellectual Capital Hierarchy and Finding Your Place In It

The Intellectual Capital Hierarchy and Finding Your Place In It

Mike Brown talks about the hierarchy in the innovation industry where those who can, do; those who can’t do, teach; and those who can neither do nor teach, pay to hear stories of those who do. He emphasizes the importance of sharing personal experience and case studies rather than just talking about others’ success stories. Brown offers himself as an educator in strategy, branding, and social media, and encourages interested parties to reach out.

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