Small Business Awards 2019

, For innovators and inventors in the world today, it is no longer simply enough to have a great idea and the passion tomake it happen. Project teams fail for a number of reasons, but not achieving insight intomarket needs and lacking enough understanding of what it takes to launch a new product is a vital aspect. Offering both practical support as well as insight, discover how one management agency in The Netherlands have seen award-winning success for their work in helping those projects come to life. Insightfully Innovate: Best Innovation Management Agency 2019 - Netherlands one thing is certain; Insightfully Innovate will always be on hand to offer whatever fits best with a client’s needs. “Innovation takes much more than just technical product development; it’s the fusion of rational intelligence with human emotion” says Leo. “The marriage of science and art is what’s really needed to successfully deliver new winning product offerings.” Leo and his teams continue to distinguish themselves from their competitors by seamlessly integrating this synthesis of in- depth technical skills, and soft marketing and communication skills. A key symbiosis that is necessary for the commercial success of any project, Insightfully Innovate see past the need for one or the other, and include them both at every stage. Where some products pride themselves on being technically brilliant, they may lack the knowledge of the market. However, some may be exactly what the market needs, and yet fail to deliver on a technical level. Not for Leo and his teams. A truly perfect partnership of insight and innovation, Leo continues to masterfully position his brand as one of the best inno- vation management agencies in The Netherlands today. Insightfully Innovate brings both the market wisdom and technical pro- ficiency into a fantastic fusion that is helping bring brilliant ideas to life in remarkable ways. Contact: Leo Smit Website: www.insightfullyinnovate.com The birth of a new idea is beautiful, and everybody loves having them. But taking an idea to the next level and seeing it become a reality can become tricky for those who do not quite understand the complexities and requirements of launching a new product. Dutch firm Insightfully Innovate offers unparalleled knowledge of the innovation process that goes well beyond the classical approaches of technical product development and staged project management processes. Instead, the firm incorporate new and insightful knowledge regarding innovation from fields such as communications and human psychology. Insightfully Innovate is the brand for the ser- vices provided by industrial innovation expert Leo Smit. Boasting more than thirty years of experience across a variety of roles in R&D, product development, and communication, Leo has been helping with creating new business ventures and seeing them through for much of his life. Founded in 2016 as a stand-alone company, Leo’s brand works together with partners and dedicated client- team members to help clients grow through innovation. Way of Working – Connecting Left and Right Brain Drawing on his real-world experience of applying agile methods to develop new businesses, Leo has cultivated an incredibly successful way of working with both real world start-ups, as well as incubator and venture teams in large corporate organisations. Insightfully Innovate focusses on creating a strong alignment between establishing a winning value proposition, developing a product and building the brand. By marrying together, the technological aspects of product development with the emotional aspects of negotiation and com- munication, the firm is helping its clients in a unique way, unlocking growth-speed in an unparalleled way. Support is key in any endeavour, and it is no different for new business ventures. Insightfully Innovate provides this support, either alone or with its partners, which has been tailored towards the individual needs of the client. It can take the form of workshops, company presentations, project management, or staff coaching, but