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David Cutler
Turning Problems into GAMEs: Innovation "GAME Master" ★ Author ★ Consultant ★ Academic Leader ★ Musician
David Cutler is a Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation at the University of South Carolina and the Founder and Presenter of The Puzzler Company.1 Here are some key details about him:
Professional Background
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Current Role: Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation at the University of South Carolina (since August 2012)1
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The Puzzler Company: Founded and presents for this company, which focuses on solving problems, culture, and teams through innovative game-based approaches1
Academic Experience
- Previous Positions:
Education
David Cutler has an extensive educational background in music:
- Doctor of Music: Indiana University Bloomington (1997-2001)1
- MM in Jazz Composition: Eastman School of Music (1994-1996)1
- Advanced Study in Piano and Composition: Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst (1993-1994)1
- BM in Classical/Jazz Piano: University of Miami (1989-1993)1
Focus on Innovation
David Cutler appears to be particularly interested in innovation and entrepreneurship, especially as they relate to music and education. His work with The Puzzler Company emphasizes turning problems into games to foster innovation.1
Highlights
WANTED: ENTREPRENEURIAL MUSICIANS!
At long last, I am working on the second edition of my book THE SAVVY MUSICIAN. As with the first edition, which includes 165 vignettes/artist profiles, the new version will incorporate numerous case studies featuring groundbreaking artists.
To nominate individuals/chamber groups with great stories or business models for potential inclusion, please share a name and brief overview of their primary innovation(s) in comments below. Or send me an email or PM. (Self-nominations perfectly acceptable.)
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