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Burkus, David

David Burkus is the author of The Myths of Creativity: The Truth About How Innovative Companies and People Generate Great Ideas. He is also founder of LDRLB and assistant professor of management at Oral Roberts University.

Posts by Burkus, David

  • Mixing Business and Social Good Is Not A New Idea (08.12.14 )

    By David Burkus, Assistant Professor of Management, Oral Roberts University More and more business schools are building programs to support students who want to do business while doing good. In addition, companies are rebuilding their recruiting processes to attract top talent that cares less about financial rewards and more about social impact. It seems like […]

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