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Issued by ASSOLAVORO
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Release date
06/11/2023
Expiration date
Never
Badge code
166010
Date of the event:
from 24/10/2023 to 25/10/2023
Duration:
7 h
Description:
Ottiene questo badge chi partecipa all'evento "Storytelling & Pitching" del 24 e 25 ottobre 2023.
Release criteria:
Partecipazione ad almeno il 75% della durata dell'evento.
Other info:
Docente: professor Tiziano Botteri, esperto in formazione manageriale
Titolo: Storytelling & Pitching
Durata e Articolazione: Prework + 2 Sessioni da 2 h ciascuna + 1 Laboratorio applicativo + Sessione finale di 1h su analisi risultati laboratorio;
Target: Professional e Manager con esperienza di comunicazione organizzativa;
Obiettivi/temi: Rinforzare la propria capacità di comunicazione narrativa all’interno della propria strategia espressiva
Contenuti principali:
- Differenza tra Storytelling e Pitching;
- Valore e utilizzazione dello Storytelling;
- Saper preparare lo Storyboard rispetto ai format classici dello Storytelling;
- L’applicazione del Pitching tramite lo strumento dell’Elevator Pitch nelle sue forme temporali;
- Le evoluzioni verso lo Storydoing e lo Storyliving.
Attività laboratoriali: Confronti in laboratori di 3-4 persone ciascuno sui risultati ottenuti prima della sessione finale.
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