Join our community of innovators!

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Dear “early adopter” readers and fellow innovators!

Thank you so much for coming to visit this site. We apologize that it is currently still under construction but we would still love to connect and hear from you!  Please feel free to leave your comments, questions, feedback and/or contact information so we can stay in touch and get to know you. We will be making this an interactive-rich site where people can share how they have been able to apply “The Tao of Innovation”  to their respective innovation journeys, as well as their continuing challenges where they can tap into the collective community of “Tao” innovators!  We are truly excited to see what this book and you readers evolve to be.

3 thoughts on “Join our community of innovators!”

  1. Congratulations – I feel well-aligned with your approach, outside and within myself.
    This work must go on and develop. Would you please let me know how we may take steps forward – thank you very much for your interest and confidence.

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    • Hello Patrick!
      Apologies for the tardy response. Thank you so much for visiting our site and we are delighted to hear that our book/ideas have connected with you. I am one of the co-authors of the Tao of Innovation. Sadly, our key author (my father, Dr. Tan) passed away earlier this year so we are in the process of planning how to continue to promote and apply our book to real world problems that fellow innovators face. We would love to hear more about your work and the type of innovations challenges you work with. May I also ask how you came to discover our book? Thanks again for connecting!

      Warm Regards,
      Sue Tan Toyofuku

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      • Hi Sue,

        You father, Prof Tan will always be a legend and inspiration to us. He inspired me and my fellow classmates during his time teaching innovation at NTU, which was back in 2002/2003 under the Graduate Diploma TIP program (2nd Intake) . Time flies.. and I only found out today that he had passed on. My sincere condolences. Hope to get know more about his works after the TIP program. Wish you all the best and hope you can keep in touch. Ps. We met when Prof Tan invited the entire TIP class to your house in Seattle during the mid-autumn festival and I played the Indian Chang e! It was a memorable day.

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