Creativity isn’t just for artists — it’s a catalyst for innovation and building resilient teams in today’s workplaces. Grammy, Tony, and Emmy-nominated singer/songwriter/actor Josh Groban shares how arts education shaped his leadership and inspired the creation of his Find Your Light Foundation focused on developing well-rounded talent. Learn why fostering creativity boosts problem-solving and adaptability, how AI can be used to enhance it in new ways, and what leaders can do to nurture artistic thinking and curiosity to fortify future-ready organizations.
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Josh Groban
Josh Groban is an American singer, actor, and philanthropist. He rose to fame in the early 2000s after standing in for Andrea Bocelli at a Grammy rehearsal and appearing on Ally McBeal, which led to a recording contract with David Foster's label. Known for his classically influenced pop voice, he has sold over 35 million records worldwide, with his 2007 Christmas album Noel becoming the best-selling album of that year. Beyond music, he has acted on Broadway, in film, and on television, and founded the Find Your Light Foundation to support arts education.
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