Do you want a clear framework to help you make difficult decisions? Do you wonder why striving for financial success hasn't created value in your life? Join us for a discussion with Yancey Strickler, co-founder and one-time CEO of Kickstarter, the ground-breaking crowdfunding site that has raised nearly $5 billion for more than 180,000 projects since 2005. Over the past few years, Yancey has developed his philosophy of "Bentoism," which encourages people to consider four different quadrants of self-interest to guide your decision-making. He argues that over time, financial maximization has grown to be the most important value in our society, because we understand self-interest too narrowly. In this talk, Yancey explores leadership and self-awareness in a crisis, teaching the importance of making consistent, coherent decisions, and providing a values framework to do that.

Innovation and adaptation are imperatives for today’s companies and entrepreneurs. The Innovation Leaders Speaker Series (ILSS) creates a community of learning around innovation stories and practices by featuring innovator, executive and faculty perspectives. The series, presented by the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute at Temple University’s Fox School of Business, has featured everyone from former Vanguard Innovation Studio Founder Lisha Davis to Kickstarter Co-Founder Yancey Strickler. As part of our community outreach, we partner with the Innovation Research Interchange and the Product Development and Management Association to put on this programming. We welcome you to browse our library of past webinars and join us for an upcoming session!

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