As a consultant bringing transformational change to large corporations, it s clear that there is a huge asymmetry - companies spend lots on IP, trivially little on positioning and polishing that IP. It is essentially quitting the race to meet the customer's need yards from the finish line. The ideas and the practical examples within this book is the remedy ... Read morefor this problem. If you have complex subject matter and an audience that needs to engage with your new approach, this book should be at your side on every project. Joe Singh, Board Advisor and Operating Executive, Grace One Advisors, Inc. As a seasoned enterprise sales leader I know how challenging it can be to get a prospect to engage with a new offering and see the point to the innovation below the surface. This book tackles this problem head on and shows how the value in a new offering can be visually communicated so even the toughest audience gets it and engages. Every sales and marketing leader can benefit from the approaches and industry-specific visual case studies. Alon Verdnikov, General Manager, Glassbox More and more complex solutions are being developed through strategic partnerships between different companies and it can be a challenge to communicate the point and value of a joint solution to multiple stakeholders. This book shows how even the most complex offerings can be visually communicated so the marketplace and the staff get onboard with the vision of innovative complex solutions. More than just theory, this book provides practical guidance on how to deliver these visual projects and offers provocative visual samples across every major industry. If you need to communicate the point and value of a complex offering, you need to read this book. Kevin Dexter, Alliance Leader, Dun and Bradstreet We are dealing with complex layers of nuanced content while communicating to the marketplace, our employees and new recruits. But at the end of the day we want our audience to get it quickly and engage with content that can be quite technical with jargon that is business-specific. By embracing the principles and learning from the visual case studies in every major industry, this book shows how one can successfully engage your audience even on the most complex content. If you have complex subject matter and tough audience to reach, you need to embrace this book. Leighton Symons PhD, Senior Vice President, Two Sigma Investments Innovation is all the rage and now we must face head on the problem of making sure all stakeholders get the point of the innovation and are excited about its prospects. This book delivers both the theory and the practical steps on how to take your innovation and visually engage all your audiences. The fact that its filled with colorful visuals samples for all major professions and industries from startups to Fortune 500 companies makes it a very compelling read. Innovation leaders need to wake up and embrace a visual-centric approach to communications as outlined in this book. Hao Dinh, Innovation Leader, GE While working with the software development group we come up very large complex trading systems for financial institutions and the success of these project is largely dependent on management, business owners and partners getting onboard with the whole point of these new systems. This book clearly shows how to make the complex intuitive and simply on one page how to get to that ah-hah moments for tough audiences resistant to change. All technical departments need to embrace to the approach outlined in this book for their communications with their stakeholders. Peter Bulko, Fixed Income Risk and Analytics, Royal Bank Securities Show Less