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Counting Down C-Suite Communication Accelerators – Opportunity #4

Decker Communication

Opportunity #4 – Skipping Opportunities to Tell Stories The Challenge: Decision makers and their audiences are continuously inundated with facts and figures. You are pressured with the minutiae of the day; operating daily in response to market demands, you tend to think in facts, tasks, concepts, numbers, etc. Become a storyteller.

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73 Creative Job Titles in Corporate America

HR Digest

Culture operations manager (HR Officer). Director of Storytelling (Social Media Analyst). Chief Inspiration Officer (Operations Head). Data Storyteller (Data Analyst). People Operations generalist (Operations Manager). Audience Reacher (Digital Marketing Manager). Chief Troublemaker (CEO).

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Communicating for Digital Transformation

Decker Communication

The operative word here is common because no matter the industry you’re in, the Digital Transformation imperative is fundamentally the same: empower your people to embrace technology and deliver better results faster than ever before. Audience feedback indicated that he was the event’s highest-rated speaker.

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My Top 10 Leadership Insights For 2017

Tanveer Naseer

It’s an interesting exercise because it not only lets me know what ideas and topics garner the most interest and engagement from my audience, but it also reveals some interesting patterns about what’s on the forefront on the minds of today’s leaders.

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Use Storytelling to Explain Your Company’s Purpose

Harvard Business Review

But activating purpose is impossible without storytelling, at both the corporate and individual levels. Storytelling is a skill that leaders can — and should — hone. The next step, “us,” aims to connect these values with broader shared values of the audience — clients or employees, for example.

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For a Powerful Presentation, Begin with a Bang, Finish with a Flourish

Strategy Driven

Once you’ve analyzed your audience and determined what you want to say, give lots of attention to the presentation’s two most critical parts: the opening and the close. They’re the parts the audience will remember best – and each of them serves a vital purpose. Every successful communicator is a great storyteller.

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How AI Helped One Retailer Reach New Customers

Harvard Business Review

” Simson wasn’t overconfident, but at this point, she felt like she knew every audience for experiential gifts that existed in the market, along with the most efficient ways to reach them. Furthermore, the traditional audience for experiential gifts was no longer connecting emotionally with the RedBalloon brand. Not Albert.

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