Innovation In India: Fostering Growth Through Middle Managers

Abstract

Entrepreneurs play a significant role in most economies. This role is even more critical in a developing economy like India. Studies show that at a personal level, entrepreneurs increase the skill capacity, creativity, self-discipline, and independence of their societies (McGrath & McMillian, 2000). These characteristics permeate to have a macro-economic impact that helps the society as a whole develop its capabilities (Christiansen, Ojomo & Dillon, 2019). India is a culturally diverse, democratic, and economically ascendant nation. Academicians and business experts agree that India stands at the crossroads of becoming a ten trillion-dollar economy (PWC, 2014). Researchers also agree that India must mitigate several barriers if this dream is to be realized.

Keywords

Contextual Innovation First Principle Approach to Frameworks Innovation Models in India Innovation Theory Intrapreneurial Development

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