Chopra on Innovation

(David Mack) U.S. CTO Annesh Chopra and CEA president and CEO Gary Shapiro took time during this year’s CES to discuss the federal government’s role in promoting innovation, the Obama Administration’s technology track record and the road ahead.

Shapiro also used the press conference as an opportunity to release new polling data conducted by Zogby International.  According to the research, fully 96 percent of Americans believe that innovation is important for the U.S. to remain a world economic leader in the future. 

With 68 percent of Americans stating that innovation is important to the success of their place of employment, we wish Mr. Chopra and his colleagues the best of luck in implementing their vision.  

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This is a good question, and I was just hit with it rtcneely and still don't quite know where I sit on the issue. I went to a We Day the Kielburger extravaganza. Everyone thought it was the most amazing event ever, but I thought it was a load. I considered writing a second opinion to the paper when an editorial praised it unconditionally, but I decided not to rain on their parade and instead ranted anonymously on my blog and then spewed out some more vitriol . BUT wouldn't it be better if people explored these events a bit more critically?? And isn't it helpful for kids to know they have permission to say, Wow, that was crap! ?I'm still not sure.

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Mr. Chopra and his colleagues the best of luck in implementing their vision.