CEO Kevin Fallon Presents “How to Become a Top Innovator” to Fund Managers
New York, NY, March
16, 2017 – Pivotal Innovation's President and CEO, Kevin Fallon, presented “How
to Become a Top Innovator,” in a live webinar designed
for organizational leaders who want to increase performance and
results through innovation strategy and execution.
The webinar was hosted by Star Mountain
Capital, an asset management firm based in New York City, as part of an effort
to add value and help grow companies and jobs in the U.S. lower middle-market. The webinar was designed for owner/executive partners
in the business, lower middle-market fund managers and deal advisor communities.
Fallon provided an engaging presentation about how to develop a
customer-centered innovation strategy, how to strategically align initiatives
and engage employees to accelerate innovation.
According to Fallon, “Each company is the net total of all
innovation that has occurred since the inception of that business.” Fallon
continued, “You must understand the customer environment from the customer’s
perspective. Most companies say they do
this, but actually they view the customer from their own product or service
centric position.”
Watch "How to Become a Top Innovator"
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About Kevin Fallon:
Kevin Fallon is President and CEO of Pivotal Innovation. He has 30 years of
business experience beginning at General Electric and RCA Space, and
subsequently as a founder of five technology ventures and as COO with two
publicly traded corporations. Kevin holds an MBA from The Wharton School,
University of Pennsylvania and a BS in Electrical Engineering from Drexel
University.
About Star Mountain:
Investing in the Growth
Engine of America ® – Star
Mountain Capital is a specialized lower middle-market asset management
firm focused on investing directly and through other funds into businesses that
have between $10 and $150 million in annual revenues. Star Mountain
invests (1) directly into established, small and medium-sized companies, (2) as
a strategic limited partner into other lower middle-market funds and (3) as a
secondary fund investor providing liquidity to limited partners in lower
middle-market