Efosa Ojomo

Efosa Ojomo is a Nigerian author, researcher, and speaker. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation, where he leads the Global Prosperity research group. He is the co-author of The Prosperity Paradox, a book exploring how market-creating innovations drive long-term economic prosperity. Quotes Prosperity is created when entrepreneurs are empowered to transform complicated and expensive products into products that are simple and affordable. Explaining how innovation creates economic development rather than merely redistributing wealth. The Prosperity Paradox, Harvard Business Review, 28 January 2019. Many countries don't lack resources. They lack market-creating innovations. Discussing why some nations remain poor despite abundant natural resources. The Prosperity Paradox: An Interview with Efosa Ojomo, Clayton Christensen Institute. The path to prosperity is not paved by aid, but by innovation that makes products affordable and accessible to many more people. On the central argument of The Prosperity Paradox. The Prosperity Paradox, Clayton Christensen Institute. Corruption is often a symptom of a system that hasn't yet matured rather than the fundamental cause of poverty. Discussing the relationship between corruption and economic development. Corruption and Prosperity, Clayton Christensen Institute. Innovation doesn't simply create better products; it creates the institutions that make societies function. Explaining how innovation contributes to institution-building. The Prosperity Paradox: An Interview with Efosa Ojomo, Clayton Christensen Institute. If we want lasting prosperity, we must focus less on redistributing wealth and more on creating it. Speaking about entrepreneurship and economic development during a public presentation on The Prosperity Paradox. The Prosperity Paradox talk, Clayton Christensen Institute. External links Category:Living people Category:Nigerian writers Category:Business theorists Category:Academics from Nigeria