Unlock your next leadership level with “Tell Your Story,” an industry sponsored Zoom event om 11/11/2024 at 5:30pm PST, where award-winning executives Teresa Duran and Marla Kurz will equip you with powerful storytelling techniques to elevate your career, influence key stakeholders, and lead with impact.
Event Overview
Leadership Master Class: Tell Your Story with Teresa Duran & Marla Kurz
Monday, November 11, 2024, 5:30 – 8 pm
Host: UC San Diego Health
RSVP: The Art and Science of Story Telling for Leaders
Use SAVE10 for $10 discount
Contact: Leiyah Shan, UC San Diego Health
Event Description
Do you ever wonder why some of your peers seem to land the promotion, secure new opportunities, or get the next big role effortlessly? Their secret ingredient lies in—storytelling.
Storytelling is no longer a “nice to have”; it’s a powerful differentiator that sets leaders apart. It’s the key to standing out, driving innovation, corralling support, and inspiring action. As a leader, your ability to influence, connect, and inspire through storytelling is essential to shaping your career and leaving a lasting impact.
We invite you to a unique, interactive event with women in leadership in mind, designed to help you harness the art of storytelling:
In today’s competitive landscape, being able to craft and deliver a compelling narrative is crucial to positioning yourself for success. Whether you’re looking to create your brand, lead a major initiative, advance your career, or influence a key decision, this event will help you improve your storytelling skills.
What to expect:
- Insights from Experts: Learn from women who have learned how to leverage storytelling for driving innovation and change across companies from the board room to employees to wildly divergent stakeholders.
- Hands-On Practice: Engage in interactive storytelling exercises and gain real time insights
- Practical Takeaways: Walk away with actionable techniques that you can immediately apply to your communication and leadership style.
Event flyer
Contact
Leiyah Shan
UC San Diego Health