The Art and Science of Storytelling to Advance Your Organization

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Course The Art and Science of Storytelling to Advance Your Organization - (CMPD-6090-F24)

Portfolio Management & Supervision

Cost $ 250.00 Per Participant

Prerequisite(s) None

Credits CEU:0.6, CPE:8, PDC:6

Modality Instructor Led Classroom Training

Classroom

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Instructor(s) Boris Kievsky

Class Description

Unlock the power of storytelling to propel yourself and your organization forward. This hands-on workshop will delve into the intricacies of storytelling, blending psychological insights with practical techniques and latest technology to craft compelling narratives. From understanding the neuroscience behind effective storytelling to mastering structures of narrative communication, participants will emerge equipped with the tools and knowledge to captivate audiences, foster community engagement, and drive positive change within their departments and across the city. Join us as we explore the transformative potential of storytelling and empower you to become a storyteller extraordinaire, shaping the future of your organization one narrative at a time.

Objectives:

  • - The science of stories and why they work so well 

    - Crafting compelling narratives - adapting the Hollywood formula to your organization 

    • - Understanding your audience - identifying your target audiences and customizing your stories for maximum impact 
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    • -Effective storytelling structures for generating support, building bridges and fostering community
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    • -Simple systems for gathering powerful stories - techniques and tools you can use to make it easy for anyone to become a storytelling champion

     

Target Audience: Managers, agency leaders, and others who are tasked with propelling their agency mission and community engagement

 

Schedule(s)

Day Day Type Date Start Time End Time Break Time Contact Hours Modality Location
1 Full 1/10/2025 9:00 AM 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM 7 ILT Citywide Training Center