Storytelling is everywhere; it influences our lives so powerfully yet is so invisible that we often take it for granted. With all the messaging out there, the difference between clutter and connection is the ability to wield the power of story. In startups, the ability to tell a good story is the key to winning over customers, co-founders, and investors.
Join the speaker in this multi-user dialogue, which will take a small group of people through the experience of the transformative power of communal learning, interaction and sharing. It is held at Kennel, a co-working space for creative entrepreneurs.
Event Details
When: Saturday, 19th May, 2pm to 6pm
Where: Kennel, Blk 8D Dempsey Road, #03-03/04, Singapore 249672 (map)
Cost: Public: S$99, Kennelists: S$79, Veterans: S$59
About the speaker
The Journey Man entitles the work of Johnny Gillett who draws from over twenty years of wide and varied performance.
- As a Mime Artist throughout Europe and North America
- As a Speech and Drama Teacher in South East Asia
- As a Youth Worker to the international expatriate community
- As a world travelled Storyteller with tales from across the globe and nearer to home
Now, Johnny visits schools, museums, corporate training days, teacher training days, festivals, woodland, parks, youth centres, churches, conferences, art centres, residential centres, castles and many other venues to perform, lead workshops and teach.
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