From Concerts to Corporations: How Taylor Swift Inspires Effective Engagement and Change
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour offers a masterclass in engagement that leaders can apply to organizational change.
How to bring your organization together around change
Learn how to script experiences that boost morale, engagement and retention for the long term with lessons from entertainment, education and business.
5 ways to boost adoption and attendance
Despite our best efforts, getting buy-in and attendance for the programs and workshops we work so hard to deliver can be challenging. Learn what accounts for this gap and how to close it.
How to increase connection at your gathering
Fostering genuine connection is the key to transforming routine gatherings into transformative experiences. Discover concrete tips on how to drive connection to your company, content, and among your employees, whether your gathering is virtual, hybrid, or in-person
How to run an employee focus group
Employee focus groups provide a powerful platform for gathering insights, activating engagement, and ensuring the success of organizational transformations. Here’s how.
The ultimate checklist for operationalizing your company values
Successfully engaging employees with company values requires more than a simple announcement. Use this checklist to assess any gaps between your words and ways of working.
3 ways to get the most value from a keynote or guest speaker
You’ve secured a keynote or guest speaker for your upcoming event. Here’s how to help ensure their message sticks and has a meaningful long-term impact.
What Broadway can teach us about making change stick
When a leader takes a proverbial stage, the spotlight is on them to marry a message with a moment to affect change that sticks.
How to pull instead of push company changes
Why do the same values at different companies stick while others stall? One key difference is how we engage employees in the change.
Three reasons why your gathering doesn’t stick
It’s not the ‘what’ of the gathering to pay attention to. It’s the ‘how’
Two misconceptions that prevent change from sticking
Change that lasts and gatherings that work have common characteristics. They are made with us, and about us.