Innovation Accelerator Hub
Roles

Small core team. Enterprise expertise.

Innovation Accelerators are AI-native generalists who guide opportunities from ambiguity to validated, enterprise-ready concepts. They partner with specialists throughout the organization when additional expertise is needed, rather than recreating traditional product teams.

Director of Innovation Acceleration
Owns the capability
Director of Innovation Acceleration

Builds and improves the system rather than executing every engagement. Accountable for the health, quality, and reach of the capability.

  • Define and evolve the operating model
  • Coach Innovation Accelerators
  • Manage the opportunity portfolio
  • Build executive partnerships
  • Measure capability outcomes
  • Improve playbooks, templates, and tooling
  • Identify opportunities to scale the capability
Owns the opportunity
Innovation Accelerators

The primary practitioners. An AI-native generalists who owns an opportunity from intake through handoff, engaging specialists as the work requires.

  • Meet with business stakeholders
  • Frame the problem
  • Run discovery sessions
  • Build rapid prototypes using AI-first tools like Lovable
  • Facilitate customer and stakeholder validation
  • Run Enterprise Readiness assessments
  • Produce standardized handoff artifacts
  • Coordinate with specialists when needed
Supporting Partners

Enterprise expertise, engaged as needed.

Supporting Partners are specialists across the organization who lend expertise to accelerator engagements. They are collaborators — not permanent members of the Innovation Accelerator capability — and are pulled in based on what an opportunity requires.

Product Management
UX / Product Design
Engineering
Enterprise Architecture
Security
Legal
Compliance
Data & Analytics
Business SMEs