Lunchtime seminar wrap-up
Thanks to the 50+ communicators who attended our lunchtime seminar last Friday on Storytelling: tool or trend? by Kami Lamakan, from The Loop Agency.
Kami opened by talking about the power of stories; how they can explain why we do what we do, give people purpose, make sense of complexity and bring strategy to life.
He went on to explain how stories can bridge the gap between the communications function and the general communications taking place across the organization.
Perhaps most powerfully, he demonstrated the role of storytelling by including several of his own within his presentation and showing us a stunning example storytelling in practice through a video kindly shared with permission from one of his clients.
Some photos of the event are also available on our Flickr stream, accessible on the right side bar of this page.
Stay tuned for upcoming workshops and another lunch event before the summer break.
Patricia, Melitta, and Glenn
Our lunchtime seminar
Lunchtime seminar – Storytelling – trend or tool?
The Geneva Chapter of the International Association of Facilitators (IAF Geneva) are hosting a one-day workshop:
Webster University Geneva’s Media Communications Department will hold its 4th annual Media Trends conference from April 8 to April 10. This year the spotlight is on media issues related to children, “Challenging Crossroads: Children and the Media,” will investigate some of the more contentious media crossroads that today’s youth traverse. Panels on media ethics, protecting children on the internet, media activism, child exploitation, children’s health and media literacy provide the framework for Media Trends 2013. Related workshops will be held on the third day of the conference.