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We're a community of learners & contributors working to develop robust predictive theory. 

About the Forum 

The Forum for Growth & Innovation is a research project founded and inspired by Professor Clayton Christensen. The goal of The Forum is to discover, develop, and disseminate robust, accessible theory in the areas of innovation and general management.

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Anyone can engage with The Forum and each other via our Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and YouTube channels. If you have a personal connection to the Forum, you can also join our LinkedIn group.

Current MBA Students

First-year Harvard MBA students interested in disruptive innovation and the work of the Forum are invited to take BSSE during their EC year. Why should you take BSSE? Find out by reading about the basics of BSSE or by watching our introduction to BSSE.

Current BSSE Students

Current BSSE students can deepen their knowledge of the theories by visiting our YouTube Channel and by exploring the research and resources available on this website.

Alumni

HBS Alumni who are fluent in the language of Clay's course, "Building and Sustaining a Successful Enterprise" are encouraged to reach out to Christopher Diak to schedule an appearance on our podcast series, The Disruptive Voice.

Podcast 

106. Reimagining Financial Advice For The Modern World: A Conversation with Anders Jones

  • 14 MAR 2023 | THE DISRUPTIVE VOICE
Exploring the theories of disruptive innovation across a broad set of industries and circumstances with academics, researchers, and practitioners who have been inspired and taught by Professor Clayton M. Christensen.
Exploring the theories of disruptive innovation across a broad set of industries and circumstances with academics, researchers, and practitioners who have been inspired and taught by Professor Clayton M. Christensen.

Blog 

Using the JTBD Framework to Grow a Business: Lessons From a JTBD Research Project

By: John Gauch
  • 18 Dec 2020

What happened to Quibi?

By: Chet Huber
  • 25 Nov 2020

Why Voice Is The Next Disruptive Platform Technology

By: Shaye Roseman
  • 08 Sep 2020

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