Patrick Beal's Innovation Mindset

Patrick Beal's Innovation Index

    The Berkeley Innovation Index (BII) was created at UC Berkeley's Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship & technology (SCET). In cooperation with industry professionals, BII has been developed to offer simple yet powerful ways to measure something never before measurable: An individual's innovative mindset level, by relating it to traits linked to individual innovation capability.

Innovation Index Bar Graph

Innovation Mindset Evaluation Results: 

                        Patrick's Innovation Mindeset is currently 66.25 out of 100

    This implies that his innovation mindset is not fixed. He can grow it in any area he choses.



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