1. Showcasing the jobs innovators Dr. Jo Casebourne, Nesta Laura Gardiner, Inclusion / Nesta

2. Innovation?

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4. 1. Generating new ideas The Transportation Security Administration’s IdeaFactory website Dr Linus Pauling, American chemist and bio-chemist “The way to get good ideas is to get lots of ideas, and throw the bad ones away.” Prizes and challenges E.G.

5. 2. Designing new things Elberfelder Farbenfabriken vorm. Friedrich Bayer & Co Open innovation Innovation in services Bell Labs, Holmdel, NJ

6. 3. Never stopping

7. 4. Finding out what works 7 The Kirkaldy Testing Works

8. 5. Creating a culture of copying 8

9. Innovation in tackling worklessness?

10. www.nesta.org.uk/makingitwork

11. the current approach to tackling worklessness…is complex

12. © Guardian thriving innovation systems © Chambeau low incentives to innovate

14. Creating & shaping new markets mobilising capital (e.g. complementary currencies), supporting growth sectors and new markets (e.g. developing the green economy) Supporting entrepreneurship & enterprise business services (e.g. start- up support), business incubation, funding and training for self-employment Intermediaries that improve matching employer pooling, web- platforms for flexible working (e.g. task-matching sites), new approaches to careers advice, individualised job- matching services 21 st century employability new approaches to employment support (e.g. career coaching, resilience- building), platforms to showcase skills and build professional networks Blurring work & learning bringing work into the classroom (e.g. business mentoring in schools), temporary jobs and supported job opportunities (e.g. apprenticeships and traineeships) Innovation in jobs

23. more intensive measurement and assessment learning / knowledge exchange network the beginning of a debate about how innovative ideas can be taken forward where next? more experimentation around ideas

24. Showcasing the jobs innovators Dr. Jo Casebourne, Nesta Laura Gardiner, Inclusion / Nesta