Storytelling for Maximum Influence – October 11, 2016


Storytelling for Maximum Influence, Tuesday October 11th in downtown Oakland

Join the Berkeley-Haas Alumni Network’s East Bay Chapter in a networking and interactive learning session with fellow Haas alum, Daniel Kimble, MBA ’10.  Daniel is an Executive Coach and Thought Leader with special interests in acting and screenwriting. The interactive session will focus on why audiences are most inspired by stories. Daniel will also provide exercises in how to construct and deliver your own compelling stories.

Information is worth very little unless it’s boiled down to a few key insights and presented in a way that inspires people to take new and different action to drive stronger business results. Too often there is a big gap between a business leader’s intuitive insights and the information that is presented. The ability to truly influence stakeholders requires compelling, personalized stories that clearly illustrate these insights to generate the enthusiasm and agreement to pursue new initiatives and new business opportunities.

Storytelling skill is part art and part craft.  Many believe you either have it or you don’t. In actuality it is a very learnable skill. This skill is most crucial for leaders where business insights and opportunities are huge, and it is paramount to convey this information in a way that inspires other business colleagues. This session will help you master this learnable skill. You will come away with an understanding that it’s not the information you provide, but the stories you tell that most drives your success.

This event is graciously hosted by Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean LLP.

Questions: email Steve Terusaki  steve_terusaki@mba.berkeley.edu; or

Daniel Kimble  daniel@resonanceexecutivecoaching.com

Date:  Tuesday, October 11, 2016

Time: 6:15 pm – 8:15 pm

Location:  Offices of Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean LLP

1111 Broadway – 17th Floor Conference Center

Oakland, CA

BART & Parking: Immediately at the 12th Street/Oakland City Center BART station exit; several parking lots nearby; on-street parking is free after 6 pm

Cost:  $25 Alumni & Guests / $15 Current Haas Students; light refreshments and drinks will be served.

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