Creativity and innovation thrive especially at the intersection of cultures, borders and disciplines. Throughout history, migrants, refugees, nomads and expats have conveyed ideas, knowledge and skills from one culture to another and triggered profound transformation. These forays and expeditions in the last few centuries have shaped the world we live in today. — Coffee, paper and even sugar, which are all basic daily necessities today, were first conveyed through cross-cultural interactions. The same goes for the geometric compass — an indispensable implement in the hands of children the world over. We live in a world that is more interconnected, interdependent and more uncertain…