Stakeholders, Opportunities, and Risks in Responsible Innovation

Routinely working with a wide variety of industries and stakeholders, I often hear of a wide variety of interests in Responsible Innovation. After one conversation that was particularly wide-ranging and inspiring, I went through an exercise to map the cares, concerns, and opportunities that are integral to  the work of Responsible Innovation.

It’s pretty rare [for me] to come out of these exercises with something I’m truly happy with and feels “complete”. This is one of those times. After using 100% of the relevant terms I had listed and found a meaningful home for human rights at the center, I feel great about its outcome and I hope others can use it to inform conversations, strategy, and generative outcomes from operationalizing Responsible Innovation. As with other content on this blog, it is shared under CC BY license.

 

Steven Tiell

Steven is the founder of this blog. He's a technology and business strategist who started exploring data ethics in 2013 and has been publishing thought leadership in the space since 2014. In addition to his day job (where he's spent 100%+ of his time on data ethics and responsible innovation since the Cambridge Analytica scandal in 2018), Steven also serves on the board of a grass-roots community organization, and serves as advisor to larger organizations through personal and professional commitments.

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