What you can do with storytelling.
Whether you are from the public or private sector, from a charity, a museum, art gallery or heritage organisation we can offer you training, facilitation and coaching so you can…
Investigate and Understand.
Storytelling is how we make sense and plan, understand the big picture, find the detail we were missing and make things tangible.
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Or like Richmond and Wandsworth Council Children’s Services you can work with partners and stakeholders collaboratively to find solutions to the knottiest of problems.
Your staff and volunteers, like at the Thackray Museum of Medicines, can explore what your museum stands for and who it is for, and how they can best convey that story to visitors.
Or like Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council, you could have a public consultation that truly connects with your myriad stakeholders and goes deeper, unearthing more treasure than most.
Connect and Engage.
Storytelling is how we get to know each other, build trust and share knowledge so it becomes a story that we are all part of.
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Like the Government Art Collection you want existing and new colleagues to (re)connect together, (re)engage with a large project and leave feeling (re)energised as a team that is ready for action.
You can, as Bletchley Park did, have training to create consistently excellent visitor engagement throughout your tours which vividly tell the story of place.
Just as the highly technically skilled staff at COEO, developed their personal impact to help make the delivery of their technical, analytical and factual content interesting and enticing, so can yours.
You can, like Tate have a visitor experience and engagement training programme that creates an experience that is more attractive and accessible to a wider range of people, and that your staff and volunteers believe in.
Communicate to make it happen.
Storytelling is all about communication. It’s inbuilt, so why not learn to use it to your advantage to turn ideas into actions and outcomes?
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Or possibly, like Research Partnership, you want to communicate research or data so clients can quickly uncover the key information within it to ensure they are guided to the most beneficial insights.
Or, like the NHS, you want a compelling story for a variety of audiences, to positively convey your vision and priorities while answering the difficult questions.