Professional article about Open Innovation

I would like the article on the topic: Tackling Societal Challenges with Open Innovation and Crowdsourcing (or a similar title/heading). I have an open innovation platform called KrowdWise (check this link: [login to view URL]). How it works is that companies and organisations post their business challenges, then our network of problem solvers then solves the business problem. I'm looking for an article that talks about how open innovation can help solve society's problems, whether it's poverty, unemployment, Gender-based violence, etc. I would like the article to focus on how open innovation can help organisations (like non-profits), and how KrowdWise would be the solution. In essence, we have the resources, power, ability and capability to solve social challenges. But it is going to require new thinking. By collectively unleashing the power of our collective genius and applying our resources and mind power, we can solve many of the challenges we face. The non-profit sector plays a critical role in society worldwide, investing in and delivering solutions to a broad array of problems. Given such significant effort and investment, foundation, CSI and non-profit leaders pay attention to how they can best leverage their resources in order to achieve their missions – how to make the most impactful grants, most effectively deliver programs, and develop innovative approaches to solving society’s problems. Innovation is essential to organisations who want their cause to impact the world. Many leaders aren’t aware of the broad application innovation can have in their organisations. At its foundation, crowdsourcing is simply community engagement at a much larger scale. New ways of thinking and diverse perspectives are vital. The crowd is a diverse group of capable individuals who can make a significant contribution to your organisation. Crowdsourcing is an innovative way to break out of your normal geographical constraints and access a much larger, broader, and more active community of thinkers to gain practical help and allow you to reach your goals. You can gain ideas, feedback, and contributions that you otherwise wouldn’t have access to, at a fraction of the cost of traditional approaches. When you can tap a huge group of problem solvers, you can create incredible new programs, services, outreach campaigns, and more. I have a presentation to give you context