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Your firm is already a Storytelling Organization. The question this workshop will help you answer is, “How can it be a more effective Storytelling Organization?” STORI is where theory, research, and practice meet. See More |
STORI (STorytelliing ORganization Institute) is the leading coalition of professional story practitioners. Led by Dr David Boje, a pioneering thinker in organizational communication, the workshop brings together STORI scholars, each of whom is a recognized expert in story noticing, story strategy, and story in organization development: Ken Baskin, Carolyn Gardner, Grace Ann Rosile, Jo Tyler, & Theodore Taptiklis. They combine their talents to create this original, engaging and practical storytelling organization workshop designed especially for you and your needs.
What makes STORI unique is that while others consult about the art of story noticing , we want to consult about the art of story listening -- that is, appreciating story noticing in all its textual, auditory, visual and interactive richness.
NEXT WORKSHOP - SIGN UP TODAY - Print pdf flyer for workshops
OFFERING TWO DIFFERENT WORKSHOPS:
A Consultant/Client Workshop or more technical Researchers Workshop
SEE MORE ABOUT NEXT STORI WORKSHOP
STORY NOTICING WORKSHOP FOR CONSULTANTS AND THEIR CLIENTS - In this highly interactive workshop consultants and their clients will have hands-on help with their client story projects, and will practice:
*Sensemaking exercises to develop deeper story listening skills
*Story eliciting techniques that value relationships
*Methods to identify organization control narratives that impede living stories
*Visual noticing of living stories and control narrative in organization strategy
*Story sharing and networking with other story consultants and clients
PLACE: Holiday Inn (Independence Mall)–Historic District in Philadelphia, PA.
TIME: Sun-Mon March 30-31, 2008, 9:30-6pm;
PRICE: $1,150 or $975 for two or more
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2008 STORY NOTICING WORKSHOP FOR RESEARCHERS - Researchers/ students interested in the science of narrative and story will study:
*Differences in narrative and story theories
*Research protocols and examples for qualitative scholarship
*Story noticing, story listening, and living story theory and practice
*Distinguishing "beginning, middle and end BME" story from complexity story
*Methods for developing your own research projects
*Story sharing and networking with other story scholars
PLACE: Holiday Inn (Independence Mall)–Historic District in Philadelphia, PA.
TIME: March 26, 2008, (Wed) 9am-6pm;
PRICE: $220 for faculty/$150 grad students;
HALF-PRICE discount for scMOI attendees: $110 faculty/ $75 students www.scmoi.org
. SEE MORE ABOUT NEXT STORI WORKSHOP
Story Noticing is the most important way people in organizations have to understand how they communicate identity, vision, change, and strategy. It is about tuning in to registries of tonality, energetics of the intersubjective, intertextual, and interpersonal spheres.
People and organizations are drifting through their days without noticing their own living story life. We believe the reason for this is that narrative aspires to be theory, to be a dead-text-form-model-abstraction.
Story Noticing is a new inquiry practice and method into the ways which story is dialogic, polyphonic, and relational. Story noticing is so important, we offer training in how to become more aware of the story being taken away in your interactions with customers, vendors, employees, and communities. We offer workshops to increase story noticing, story strategy and story intervention in Storytelling Organizations
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For more information on the next workshop and to reserve your place contact David Boje email: dboje@peaceaware.com Phone: 575-532-1693 or SKYPE 'davidboje' - Let's talk instead of email - storytelling is an oral way Room Reservations: For more information on the STORI Institute and workshop leaders go to: http://www.storyemergence.org |
Our Practices and Facilitators for STORI:
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Emergent Story: We all believe that emergent story is realted to breakthroughs in competitive advantage, strategy, and change. What are 8 types of story emergence? |
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For more information on the STORI Institute and workshop leaders go to: http://www.storyemergence.org
Everyone who attends our workshop becomes a STORI member. This will give you a 20% discount on future workshops Read more.
Other Fees for Clients and their Story Consultants
Half day: $600
Full day: $1200
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Fees for Story Researchers
Professors: $350 Full Day
Doctoral Students: $150 Half Day
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Keynote Lecture: Fee upon request
Story Research, Archiving, Storymaker or longer term projects: Fee upon request
Complexity Science is the discipline informing Ken Baskin’s practice to realign Storytelling Organizations to have more opportunities to increase competitive advantage by identifying emergent stories. 
Integral Story Strategy is Dr. Carolyn Gardner (with Nancy Landrum) develops a practice for integrating ethical practices into strategy. It is rooted in Ken Wilber’s work. 
Polyphonic Story Strategy is Dr. Jo Tyler’s practice of including more voices and logics in the strategy formulation and implementation cycle. She uses listening to get under the skin of the full discourse of the organization. For more information, 
Restorying Organization is Dr. GraceAnn Rosile’s intervention method to deconstruct narratives of control so that the assessing of under-valued historic successes can be the basis of a new story strategy. See 
Storymaker is the approach designed by Theodore Taptiklis for tapping the collective memory of Storytelling Organizations. See 
Storytelling Organization is part of every situated practices where emergent story falls under control of four narrative sensemaking modes. Storytelling Organization is Dr. David Boje’s new book, to be released Dec 2007 (London: Sage). See