Yes! The 9 Leadership Power Tools to Advance Your Career online course is back and better than ever!
Join us for a FREE webinar Friday 2/19 at noon ET to learn one of my favorite Power Tools from two of my favorite experts in storytelling as a leadership skill: Surabhi Lal, Chief Impact Officer at Luminary, and Megan Finnerty, Pulitzer winning journalist and founder of Gannett’s national Storytelling Project. Your story is your power and your truth.
Mastering storytelling can help any leader mobilize people toward a common goal. A good storyteller tells a good story. A great storyteller lets you see yourself in the story. Stories are the way most people learn best. A leader who can bring her people into a story they all buy into can build an A-team.
About our Guests:
Surabhi Lal is a facilitator, professor, consultant, and storyteller who is in the business of a better future of work. She champions inclusive workplaces and uses empathy and strategy to create cultures of belonging where individuals and teams thrive. Over the course of her career, she has coached thousands of job seekers, entrepreneurs, and managers to help them achieve meaningful success. She brings her passion for better futures of work to her roles as an Adjunct Professor at NYU Wagner, founder of SL Collaborative Ventures LLC, a Take The Lead Ambassador, and Chief Impact Officer at Luminary, as well as her board service for Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work and Manhattan Country School. She hosts SIPS & Leadership, a LinkedIn Live series that highlights leaders from across sectors in social impact and public service who are changing (y)our world.
Megan Finnerty is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and storytelling consultant who creates transformation for newsrooms, communities and brands. Megan was part of a team of journalists who won the 2018 Pulitzer for explanatory journalism and her storytelling coaching methods have helped more 5,000 people tell their stories on stages across the country. She’s the director of the Storytellers Brand Studio and the founder and director of the Storytellers Project, a nationwide series of live storytelling events from the USA TODAY Network in more than 20 cities. She graduated from Purdue University, and was a news features reporter at The Arizona Republic for 14 years. She feels strongly about feminism, cocktails, and NPR, and prefers a bold lip to a smoky eye.