In Pursuit of the Perfect Brainstorm

In a new report for The New York Times Magazine’s 10th annual Year In Ideas issue, reporter David Segal asks the question, ‘Can a new breed of consultant teach companies how to think?’ In search of an answer, Mr. Segal visited Jump to decode the art of tackling highly ambiguous challenges for companies in search of growth. Read his story, here.

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