Podcast: The Business Brew - Investing in Innovation

In this podcast, Evolutionary Tree Founder Thomas Ricketts talks with Bill Brewster, host of the well-respected podcast The Business Brew, about the power and impact of innovation on industries, the economy, and investing.

It's a great conversation in which Tom and Bill cover a lot of ground, including:

Why Tom views innovation as pervasive across all sectors and industries, not just tech
Examples of the depth and breadth of research Evolutionary Tree engages in to identify leading quality innovators
The technical and economic hurdles that must be cleared for an innovation to go mainstream
Why Tom cautions investors to avoid the hype around innovations that are not ready for primetime
His definition of "quality innovators"
What he means by company culture being one of the "secret weapons" of long-term investors
Why Evolutionary Tree will exit a company before it reaches maturity or saturation and re-allocate to emerging innovators

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