Tanveer Naseer
FEBRUARY 9, 2016
So to kickstart this new partnership, I decided to reprint the article below on the importance of storytelling skills for today’s leaders. That’s not to say that we need to attain the level of storytelling mastery that these renowned leaders had attained for us to become effective leadership communicators in our organization.
Great Results Team Building
APRIL 10, 2024
Utilize town halls, email newsletters, and internal social media platforms to keep everyone informed and engaged with STORIES of values in action that inspire and inform. Public recognition through company-wide announcements, awards, and even social media shout-outs boosts morale and reinforces the desired behaviors.
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The Practical Leader
AUGUST 25, 2021
Bring them live into your meetings, calls, conferences, videos, etc., Circulate those stories inside and outside your organization through social/mainstream media (where appropriate). Incorporate storytelling into your meetings. to share how what you do/make has helped them. Build a repertoire of teachable stories.
Skip Prichard
MARCH 3, 2021
We see the slick presentations, the perfect press conferences, the polished speakers reading teleprompters, the perfectly-perfect everything. That’s why we pay close attention to social media where we can see the video for ourselves. But longer form storytelling still connects with us on an emotional level. Far from it.
Harvard Business Review
MARCH 5, 2015
Global media coverage of humble CEOs has spiked 200% in the past year and mentions have risen 70% in a Google search. Other important external CEO activities are building relationships with the media, using the company website strategically, and identifying compelling thought leadership platforms. Visibility. Persuasiveness.
Harvard Business Review
APRIL 12, 2013
Think about the information you can glean just from the seating arrangement in a physical conference room — who sits next to whom, who''s at the head of the table, who has put a little extra distance between herself and her neighbor, and so on. For others, storytelling and anecdotes are best. Here''s a classic example.
Harvard Business Review
DECEMBER 29, 2011
The video, an interview about his agenda-setting article, " Creating Shared Value ," kicked off a year of revisiting our current economic system across our book , blog , and magazine channels, and it produced some of our best rich media features: Illustrated timeline. Social Media's Untapped Power. The Good Company: Then and Now.
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