Get Noticed and Be Heard: Opening Keynote Story

Get Noticed and Be Heard: Reducing Turnover Example

Schmoozing: Opening Remarks

Schmoozing: Prepare for the Unexpected

The Power of Story:
Interview with Alan Todd, Chairman of CorpU

On Air With InBusiness

Get Noticed and Be Heard: Opening Keynote Story (11:00 min.)

Lori spent more than 20 hours honing this unique keynote opening to 550+ ASCLS members that features one member's unforgettable work experience. This is one of the many value-added items Lori brings to her keynote engagements. Sponsored by Abbott Laboratories.

Get Noticed and Be Heard: Reducing Turnover Example (2:30 min.)

Audience members are still engaged more than 30 minutes into Lori's keynote as she provides an example of how stories dramatically reduced turnover in a healthcare setting. Read why "Labs Are Vital" (Abbott Labs) is buzzing about Lori's story work.

Schmoozing: Opening Remarks (1:30 min)

Lori explains how schmoozing and networking differ and why you need to know how to schmooze before you can effectively network. She also outlines the five elements of schmoozing. Notice how she captures the attention of the 150+ association leaders right away.

Schmoozing: Prepare for the Unexpected (3:15 min)

Ever get embarrassed while schmoozing? Hear Lori talk about a personal experience that led her to "prepare for the unexpected." It is guaranteed to make you laugh! Humor is always a part of her talks—as it is here, more than an hour into her presentation.

The Power of Story:
Interview with Alan Todd, Chairman of CorpU (2:14)

Lori talks with Alan Todd, Chairman of CorpU about using story as a strategy for competitive advantage. She outlines how DDI used story to deploy strategic priorities to 1000 employees in 76 offices across the world. Notice how effectively Lori delivers her remarks with no advanced preparation—or video edits.

On Air With InBusiness (38:57)

Lori spent an hour with Joan Gillman and Jody Glynn Patrick discussing her latest book, Wake Me Up When the Data Is Over.