IdeaTellers

Here’s to you, Marketers, VP’s, Directors, Middle Managers and leaders in general (all of y’all)… If your team is going through radical changes, this episode will really benefit you and your team. Corporate storyteller and Comms guru, Patti Sanchez is going to teach us in this episode about using storytelling to help others catch our vision and becoming part of our mission. We’ll study how our teams can adopt your perspective as a leader and bring them aboard your quest. At minute 09:00 of the podcast, make sure you hear the five church-like bells describing the stages of the Venture Stage Model to learn more about storytelling and change management. Make sure you check her books: “Presenting Virtually" and "Illuminate".

Our guest, Patti Sanchez has over thirty years of experience as a consultant, communicator, and corporate storyteller. She has led transformative communications initiatives for respected brands including Cisco, Citrix, Dell Boomi, Ericsson, GE, Hewlett-Packard, Keysight, LexisNexis, Nike, Symantec, Varian, and VMware, and has taught hundreds of leaders to become more empathetic and effective communicators. Patti's first book, Illuminate: Ignite Change Through Speeches, Stories, Ceremonies, and Symbols (co-authored with Nancy Duarte) was released in February 2016. Her latest book, Presenting Virtually: Communicate and Connect with Online Audiences, was released in October 2021.

Here's to you, team players, here's to you, collaborators, to you, volunteers and leaders that can see beyond the immediate reward and create impact in this world. Be ready for a masterclass in leadership in this 2nd part of our interview with Liz Wiseman. She's the author of "Impact Players, How to Take Lead, Play Bigger, and Multiply your Project". I invite you to leave a review, comment or question in whatever platform you listen to IdeaTellers.

What kind of player do you want to be in your team? How can we make sure we're fulfilling the mission of our organizations? Are we making a positive impact? These are some of the questions that author and CEO Liz Wiseman tackles in her work "Impact Players, How To Take The Lead and Multiply Your Impact". If you want your team to really move the needle and stay on mission, this episode will really help you achieve that.

Hello there💡🎙️😀 This is Gonzalo Alberto Peña, your host with IdeaTellers podcast, a show where great leaders tell great ideas. This is just a brief reminder that you're a leader. Believe that you have the capacity and the ability to succeed, to triumph, to create, to innovate. I'm also inviting you to help others get inspired by sharing this podcast with them on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. Remember it's IdeaTellers. A show for brilliant people 💡

What can a story do to create real impact in organizations and society in general? How do we tell that story? What can we do to really reach those who can make a difference? These are some of the questions that Ambassador Lisa Gable is going to answer in the second part of our wonderful interview. Enjoy and feel free to take notes and enjoy. Follow IdeaTellers. Great ideas told by great leaders

How can we bounce back from a hard run? See what fmr. US Ambassador to the World EXPO, Lisa Gable has to say. She has helped multimillion dollar corporations pick up and correct the course to obtain success. Her book, "TURNAROUND: How to Change Course When Things Go South" is a must for those who want to start the new year with a stronger foot.

If you're going through rough changes in your life. This episode is for you. The story of Kristy Muir will help you successfully go through the pivots in your life. After starting a music career Kristy became a single mother is struggling to make ends meet. She became an example of innovation and success by becoming an entrepreneur and eventually a thriving investor with Pelion Venture Partners.

Data can help you tell a powerful story. Learn how to do it in this episode! Karin Kricorian, PhD. is the VP of Science Products for Disney, and she shows us how data can play a role in telling moving stories and how you can implement data, even if you're not a science person. #data #storytelling #disney

How does a physicist who wanted to become a (Communist Nun) ended up in Silicon Valley? Alicia Castillo Holley, PhD. is the founder of Wealthing VC, a VC firm in Silicon Valley. Her career has been defined by making a positive difference in the world. Her journey from Aragua, Venezuela, to Palo Alto, USA will inspire you to reach your goals and make a great impact in your community and the world. #vc #investing #angelinvestors

If you want to learn how to get to the hearts and minds of your team members, followers, customers, etc. THIS EPISODE IS FOR YOU. Kyota Ko is one of the best storytellers of Japanese culture. His style transports the reader to a different time and place, and yet makes the stories completely relevant to our time and day.

Meet Natalie Nixon, PhD, Mi Gente. She's a Creative Strategist (isn't that an awesome title?). She's one of the top 50 Keynote Speakers in the World and is valued for her accessible expertise on creativity, the future of work and innovation. According to marketing legend, Seth Godin, Dr. Nixon "helps you get unstuck and unlock the work you were born to do!". Her book, "The Creativity Leap: Unleash curiosity, improvisation and intuition at work" is a must for anyone who really wants their team to be more innovative and creative.

GENERATE NEW IDEAS - LEARN HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE CONNECT TO THEM. Our new podcast “IDEA TELLERS” is bringing you the best #storytelling in the #innovation & #leadership arena. We also open with a minute that covers innovation news and we also include a Q&A section on Spotify to help us hear your feedback. This way we can make sure we’re bringing you THE BEST on Innovation Storytelling. TODAY'S EPISODE I had the privilege of interviewing for our first episode Kimberly Douglas – Chief Research and Impact Officer of the Society for Hispanic Professional (SHPE), during its 2023 Convention. Dr. Douglas shares her passion for inclusion. She also shares how SHPE's research program is having a deep impact among Latinos and the STEM fields. Would you like to be highlighted along with your ideas? Please, let us know in the Q&A section!