Communicate your Awesomeness: how to connect with your audience through organizational storytelling | Taught By Kasey Hammock, Conspirator for Good at Partner for Better
Leaders have a lot on their plates. Nonprofits and businesses in our community do innovative, mind blowing work every single day. Too often, instead of shouting it from the rooftops, it’s filed away in a drawer to gather dust. Let us help you find the right words to connect with your audience so they know just how awesome the service you’re providing is.
In this presentation, you’ll learn how to focus on and leverage the strengths you have to tell your story. You just might find that story increases your revenues, builds your fanbase, and strengthens your company culture.
Intended Audience: This presentation is for anyone who wants to use their organization’s strengths to build a strategy to better connect with their target audience.
Participants will learn: What is organizational storytelling How to leverage the strengths of your organization How to tell your story in a way that connects with your audience How to create a strengths-based storytelling action plan that can be used across multiple platforms
Audience Engagement: During the course of the presentation the audience will use a strengths-based framework to create an action plan they can use at their organization. They will walk away with a framework that leverages organizational strengths to tell their story and connect with their target audiences.
What do you need for this event?
Just a pen, paper, & creativity!
Cost: These classes are now offered through The Hatchery Community
Meet Your Instructor, Kasey
Kasey Hammock has expertise in leading strategic organizational growth, cultivating a strong culture through coaching, and developing organizational processes.
She holds a Master's in Public Affairs- Nonprofit Management from the Truman School at Mizzou and is currently working on her PhD in Social Work.
She has 10 years of experience in the nonprofit field. Kasey most recently worked for 7 years with First Chance for Children where she served in multiple roles, including Executive Director for the last 5.
She currently is the lead Conspirator for Good at Partner for Better, a consulting firm, helping organizations build their capacity through: getting funded, communicating their outcomes, and expanding their impact.
She approaches her work with a passion for helping organizations identify strengths to effectively implement programs so they can focus on what matters most: the individuals they serve.