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Everyone has a Story to Tell, and You Need One Too

Last week, I posted a blog, "I am Honored to be a Washington Business Journal Guest Columnist for 2008." A week later, my first article about the power of story,…

Ira KoretskyJanuary 19, 2008

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Honored to be a Columnist at WBJ

I am honored to be a columnist for the 2008 Business Smarts series for the Washington Business Journal. The announcement came in the January 11 issue in an article titled,…

Ira KoretskyJanuary 9, 2008

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Tell Your (Data) Business Story – Eight Steps to Inspire Your Audience

Article Summary: Facts don't sell. Stats don't persuade. People and their stories do. Tell your competitive intelligence data story every time through the eyes of your audience. Put your message,…

Ira KoretskyAugust 4, 2007

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Breakfast of Champions – Ted Leonsis Speaker

Ted Leonsis recently spoke at a local technology conference. His keynote address was titled, "Breakfast of Champions." He told his story through a sports metaphor. He used some of the…

Ira KoretskyNovember 9, 2005

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It’s Simple, Actually – Just Use a Metaphor

I came across an interesting article from Business 2.0 Magazine (update: magazine no longer exists) today. IBM is following a story-driven approach in its new advertising -- use a metaphor.…

Ira KoretskyOctober 26, 2005

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Talk at the 10th Grade – Simplify Your Communication

How do you ensure that you stand out from the competition? Simplify your words, concepts, phrases, diagrams, everything! Americans especially, have such short attention spans--verrryyy short. We are bombarded with…

Ira KoretskyOctober 5, 2005

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Avoid the Words “In Short” – Reduces Your Effectiveness

I went shopping today and visited an Under Armour (UA) store. On the store wall, was a gigantic placard with the UA brand mission (see below). I thought it was…

Ira KoretskySeptember 5, 2005

PowerPoint, like any tool, is only as good as the person who wields it. If you want to blame PowerPoint for bad presentations, then blame Excel for poor financial performance and Word for terrible prose

Ira Koretsky | Speaker, Trainer, Author, Consultant, Coach | CEO, The Chief Storyteller ®

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Data Storytelling Workshop for Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP)

I first joined the world of Competitive Intelligence when working for Digex (now part of Verizon) in 2000. Digex was a premier provider of managed hosting services. It was one…

Ira KoretskyNovember 11, 2004

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Everyone has a Story to Tell, and You Need One Too

Honored to be a Columnist at WBJ

Tell Your (Data) Business Story – Eight Steps to Inspire Your Audience

Breakfast of Champions – Ted Leonsis Speaker

It’s Simple, Actually – Just Use a Metaphor

Talk at the 10th Grade – Simplify Your Communication

Avoid the Words “In Short” – Reduces Your Effectiveness

PowerPoint, like any tool, is only as good as the person who wields it. If you want to blame PowerPoint for bad presentations, then blame Excel for poor financial performance and Word for terrible prose

Data Storytelling Workshop for Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP)

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