PowerPoints and Pipedreams : The Absurdities of Corporate Life

In an era where innovation is a corporate buzzword and every company claims to champion creative ideas, the reality for employees with entrepreneurial ambitions can be far less glamorous. PowerPoints and Pipe Dreams dives into the often-overlooked realm of intrapreneurship—when entrepreneurial minds attempt to drive change within the walls of large, complex organizations.
This candid, humorous and insightful book unpacks the challenges, triumphs, and pitfalls of innovating under corporate constraints. From navigating endless PowerPoint presentations and skeptical boardrooms to managing risk-averse cultures and red tape, PowerPoints and Pipe Dreamsoffers a relatable, witty, and deeply practical guide for ambitious employees looking to turn their “pipe dreams” into tangible success.
Drawing on real-life case studies, interviews, and the author’s experience in corporate innovation, the book reveals what it truly takes to foster intrapreneurial thinking in environments where big ideas often clash with even bigger systems. Whether you’re a dreamer trying to spark change, a leader hoping to unlock your team’s creative potential, or a curious observer of business dynamics, this book is your roadmap to balancing creativity, strategy, and pragmatism in the corporate world.
PowerPoints and Pipe Dreams is a rallying call for those who believe innovation isn’t just for startups but can thrive—even flourish—within the corridors of corporations, if only you know how to navigate the game.