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Why your story matters
April 18 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Registration:
Please note, you must register to attend.
About the webinar:
In spite of today’s technology, human connection remains a powerful force. Whether as a consumer, investor or potential employer; many of the ultimate decisions impacting our lives are still made by humans.
People love working with other people, especially those with interesting backgrounds and cultures, or those who have overcome unique challenges and survived to tell their stories of success. In a post Generative AI world, your personal story matters more than ever.
So, how do you leverage the power of storytelling to stand out as a professional today?
Join us as we delve into the art of storytelling in the digital age. We will discuss what makes a good story and explore how your personal narrative can be harnessed to influence decision makers, captivate audiences, and build meaningful relationships in a post-Generative AI world.
Who is this for?
Job Seekers, Entrepreneurs, Business Leaders, Professionals going through career transformation or starting their own consulting firm or practice. Anyone seeking to make an impact.
Speakers:
Raza Siddiqui: Raza is the Founder of Impact Origin and My Career Program.
Raza pivoted from his previous career as a Risk and Compliance expert in the technology space, to a Professional Branding consultant for digital professionals. In 2018, he created Impact Origin; a platform for technology professionals showcase their expertise and build credibility. His knowledge on ethics, due diligence, and reputation management (as well as exposure to growth marketing in the start up space) led to his own professional transformation and growth in the space.
Bob Kotyk: Bob is the co-writer of the film The Forbidden Room, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2015 and won the Rogers Prize, the Bildrausch Ring of Film Art, and was nominated for Best Picture at the Canadian Screen Awards. His first film as director, Spirit Workers Union, was released in 2017 and won awards at the Canada Shorts Film Festival and the Sudbury Underground Film Festival. His film criticism has appeared in Cinema Scope.