Is your cupcake sprinkles storytelling strategy convincing clients to do business with you? The purpose storytelling serves is more than business garnish. Do you simply throw various business scenarios over the wall, at marketing and public relations professionals? The same way you always have done? Are you leaving your company’s storytelling in their capable hands,… [Continue Reading]
Does Cupcake Sprinkles Storytelling convince Clients? Part 1
4 Blog Posts on Developing Workforce Value through Storytelling
How do you rate your success in developing workforce value? Have you ever considered the value of storytelling as part of your workforce development strategy? Storytelling is a great way to poke holes in silos of value, which often hide out throughout organizations. When our co-created stories help the workforce better appreciate how what they… [Continue Reading]
Why telling Your STEM Story makes Everyone Uncomfortable
How comfortable are you telling your STEM story? During startup pitches, meeting presentations, conference gatherings? Even telling your Grandmother “what you do” when you are home from university for the holidays? The STEM acronym describes individuals engaged in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics pursuits. Are you a STEM professional? Do you work with, or sell… [Continue Reading]
Pockets of Tribal Storytelling are Key to Workforce Development
Tribal storytelling is alive and well within your workforce. Often, the best stories in your organization are hidden away, deep within departments. Yet, these stories often are told by nameless, faceless employees who remember the way it was. Then again, these storytellers understand the way it is, today. And, they know how to make things… [Continue Reading]
Are You taking Risks to build a Professionally Credible Story?
Do you tell a professionally credible story: to co-workers, colleagues, stakeholders, investors and clients? Or, does the story you tell sound comfortably familiar and similar to the stories told by other professionals? Those with the same job titles, academic degrees, generation or levels of education. Stories told in their resumes and profiles. Through their professional… [Continue Reading]
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