This event is exclusively for HR practitioners
Strategic Storytelling for HR Leaders
Influencing Decisions, Aligning Stakeholders, and Driving Change
Your strategy might be right—but if it’s not landing, it’s not leading.
In today’s boardrooms, influence doesn’t come from data alone. It comes from how you tell the story.
This exclusive, small-group session is designed for senior HR leaders ready to elevate their executive presence and shape high-stakes decisions. You’ll gain a practical, repeatable storytelling framework to transform complex ideas—strategy, data, risk, and transformation—into clear, compelling narratives that drive action.
In this highly interactive workshop, you will:
- Turn complex people and business challenges into persuasive executive narratives
- Strengthen your influence in boardroom and C-suite conversations
- Present data in ways that inspire alignment and commitment
- Build a portfolio of ready-to-use stories for critical moments
- Lead change by connecting purpose, strategy, and action
This is not theory. It’s a hands-on, executive-level experience focused on real-world application—so you can walk into your next high-stakes conversation with clarity, confidence, and impact.
Space is intentionally limited to ensure a high-touch, peer-level experience.
About the Speaker:
Dave Minionis is the Managing Partner of Humanetrics, where he helps organizations build stronger leaders, teams, and cultures through high-impact learning and development.
With more than 25 years of experience, Dave is a trusted advisor on leadership, change, and organizational effectiveness. He’s known for delivering engaging, practical sessions that blend real-world insight, storytelling, and humor—making complex ideas both accessible and actionable.
Dave is also the author of Before You Say Another Word, focused on thinking on your feet in high-stakes moments, and has taught at both University of Virginia and George Washington University.
Timeline
8:00 am - 8:30 am - Registration + Breakfast + Networking
8:30 am - 10:30 am - Program
