Yes, Creativity Has an ROI (And Here's How to Show It)

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Send us a textEveryone says creativity matters... but can you actually prove it moves the needle? In this episode, creative leadership expert Michael Ackerbauer is with us to unpack the measurable impact of creativity in schools, teams, and classrooms. If you've ever struggled to justify creative work to data-driven stakeholders, this conversation will give you the language (and the confidence) to finally make your case.

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