At Productable, we believe innovation should be measurable, repeatable, and scalable, not chaos disguised as creativity. We transform best practices into disciplined systems so leaders can drive meaningful outcomes faster across government and industry.
To make disciplined innovation the standard, everywhere outcomes matter.
Before founding Productable in 2019, Rachel Kuhr Conn spent seven years in innovation-methodology research on how the Air Force can design and deliver continously improving new munitions. That work revealed how disciplined frameworks, not luck or heroics, accelerate capability delivery and cut waste.
Building on that foundation, she developed innovation systems with more than twenty multi-billion-dollar companies and served as Head of Innovation for Mark Cuban’s portfolio, refining a repeatable process for turning ideas into measurable outcomes. That process became Productable, a patented platform that helps large organizations manage innovation like an investment system, ensuring every effort moves from intention to impact.
We’re a team of engineers, operators, and designers obsessed with making innovation work, not as chaos, but as craft. From veterans to visionaries, we mix rigor and creativity to help organizations move from intention to impact.
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As we reimagine innovation management for federal agencies, four core values shape how we operate.
It takes teamwork and a whole lot of experimentation to build a company from the ground up. We value each other’s unique perspective and work as a team to Figure It Out Together.
As we grow individually in our roles and collectively in our headcount, we also grow our capacity for Responsibility, Accountability, Transparency, and Adaptability. We’ve got this!
We always strive for progress over perfection. It’s crucial to learn from our failures, move forward with forgiveness, and improve one step at a time.
We always share the first 10% of our work for feedback and have daily standups to make sure everyone has what they need to act now.
