Meeting/Event Information

Presented by David Hutchens, Author- leadership and organizational development

Program Description:  In this program, David Hutchens will show how the world’s most influential organizations and leaders are telling stories to align people to change. He will share fun and unforgettable examples that will challenge you to think about your own “narrative assets” (“value-holding stories.”) And he will present a simple framework that will help you start activating your stories right away.

Learning Objectives:

• Explore how organizational systems are using storytelling for transformation
• Discover a framework for identifying your value-holding “narrative assets” around your most urgent change work
• Identify some of the strategic stories you could be telling, and prepare to bring those stories forward right away

Registration:
MTSU Faculty or Student: $5
All others: $20 by end of business Jan 19, 2023; $25 afterwards.

Certification: 1 SHRM and HRCI credit

Directions: Once you are on W. Thompson Lane, the driveway entrance is on the right and is set off by white fencing. The house is located on the left surrounded by trees. You may park anywhere in the parking lot. Please enter through the front door. View larger map

Thank You To Our Presenter: 

David Hutchens, Author- leadership and organizational development
[email protected] | 615-542-2968 | DavidHutchens.com

David Hutchens has been exploring the intersection of narrative, leadership, and complex systems change for more than 20 years. A bestselling author, business writer and learning designer, he creates solutions for Accenture, Harvard Business Review, The Coca-Cola Company, Wal- Mart, IBM, The US Olympic Committee, and many others. His partnerships include a recurring instructor position with the globally renowned INSEAD School of Business in Fontainebleau, France. He speaks to organizations and leadership teams all around the world on the topic of storytelling as an organizational capacity.  He is a founding partner of the international forum called Story the Future, which explores how narrative leads to deep system transformation in organizations and societies.