The principles of disruptive innovation that explain growth across companies and industries can be equally powerful when applied to economies and nations. The ability to disrupt global issues like poverty, health care, job creation, education, and political governance is described as a "once-in-a-millennium" opportunity.
This panel discussion took place at the Christensen Institute's 5th Anniversary Gala. Panelists include Clayton Christensen (professor, Harvard Business School), Sal Khan (founder, Khan Academy), and Scott Cook (founder, Intuit Inc.) moderated by Jane Clayson Johnson (former co-host, The Early Show).
