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Innovation is an imperative for any organization seeking sustained growth. To infuse the organization with urgency and focus, CEOs are hiring Chief Innovation Officers (CINO). It's the hottest new "C" in the executive suite. But how should a CEO hire the right CINO, and what can executives aspiring to the CINO role do to develop themselves for the challenge? "Innovation Alchemists: What every CEO should know to hire the right Chief Innovation Officer", is the first book focused on the CINO opportunity for large organizations. Rich in frameworks for the CEO and Executive Committee to shape decisive thinking, the book also speaks to current and future CINOs seeking to refine their professional capabilities for success. Twenty renowned business leaders (many of them CINO's) share their points of view on what it takes to fulfill the promise of innovation leadership.

Luis Solis is President of Imaginatik plc, a global innovation software and consulting firm based in Boston, Massachusetts. Born to Guatemalan pioneers, Luis is both entrepreneur and intrapreneur. He has applied his critical thinking, business development and leadership skills at McCown De Leeuw & Co. (private equity), GE Capital (global service roll-ups), Symbius (supply chain start-up), GroupSystems and Imaginatik (business software turnarounds), in addition to non-profit Boards (EFAA and FLC). Author of “Innovation Alchemists: What every CEO needs to know to hire the right Chief Innovation Officer,” Luis is an in-demand speaker on corporate innovation leadership. In Malcom Gladwell’s terminology, he is two parts Connector, one part Maven and two parts Salesman. Believing in the inherent value of a liberal arts education, Luis majored in Philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania, then completed Business and Law degrees at Stanford University. Residing in Boulder, Colorado, he and his sons are avid skiers nine months of the year. More on Luis at www.linkedin.com/in/lfsolis, including his blog www.innovationalchemist.me