Innovation Makes Great Video

Innovation Makes Great Video

Author: 
David Murray - SVA Program Chairman

 

Two young women took on an impossible challenge as a design-school project—to create an invisible bicycle helmet—and they figured it out. The short documentary provides a great model for communicators wanting to portray the impossible things being done inside their organizations.

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