Leveraging Thought Leadership Podcast Episode 222 Clip featuring Alex Osterwalder

28 Jan 2021 · 2 min
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In this interview excerpt, Alex Osterwalder explains how his Business Model Canvas initially attracted academic audiences—doctoral students, professors, and researchers—who downloaded his blog despite the material not being written for a lay audience. He then repackaged the content into slide decks, which resonated with the startup ecosystem, including incubators and accelerators. From there, the framework spread to large corporations and became a ubiquitous tool worldwide. Osterwalder highlights his first paid speaking engagement in Colombia as a pivotal moment that moved the canvas from the peripheral, non‑core markets (outside the traditional U.S. management thinking hub) into broader global traction, mirroring how a product gains momentum across regions.

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