Dr. Eagle helps people have their best ideas.

Ethan earned his PhD in aerospace engineering, then went inside Toyota, Bosch, Pfizer and P&G to learn how big organizations actually make new things, and how often they don't.

What he figured out is that the hard part of innovation was rarely the engineering. It's the fear, the politics, and the middle managers told to invent the future while still hitting this quarter's numbers. He's helped hundreds of people navigate the tension of now vs. new.

These days he's in Northeast Minneapolis with his family. He's a girl dad, a boy dad, and the guy who will absolutely ask what you're building.

A promising idea still needs people willing to test it, leaders able to support it, and a path through the organization. He helps teams examine those conditions and work out what moving forward requires.