Coaches as well as campaigns

by Tony Quinlan on Jul 11, 2006 1:15:00 PM

We’re introducing something new to the Narrate portfolio, as a result of feedback from you. While many organisations want us to run full campaigns inhouse to implement change and improve culture, there are many who have the capability to do so themselves, but instead need ongoing coac …

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Public sector versus private sector – misconceived attitudes to change

by Tony Quinlan on Jul 11, 2006 1:00:00 PM

We’ve just finished our series of change masterclasses around the UK – Change Management for the Public Sector. And it’s highlighted for me the glaring error in too many assumptions that people on each side of the public/private divide make. Not all private sector workers (or even com …

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The juggernaut starts to turn?

by Tony Quinlan on Jul 11, 2006 12:00:00 PM

Last year’s scenes in Trafalgar Square, London after the Ashes were the latest sign of an important change. We’re learning to celebrate success. When Simon Anholt and I spoke prior to the Rugby World Cup a few years ago, we talked about the national characteristics of the English. (I …

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Topics: Stories

Blogs as conversations, not ego-boosting

by Tony Quinlan on Jul 11, 2006 11:30:00 AM

Most communicators in organisations are missing out in blogs. And that’s because the main story about blogs is missing the relevant point. I’ve been talking with various people recently in the communications world about blogs. Their current preception about blogs is based on the evide …

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Changing Conversations in Organizations

by Tony Quinlan on Jul 11, 2006 10:30:00 AM

I’m currently reading Patricia Shaw’s “Changing Conversations in Organizations” after John Moore recommended it to me. I’m finding it challenging and great – in particular for the emphasis it puts on the non-formal networks in organisations. It ties in with a conversation I had last w …

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Media’s chosen master narratives determine electoral success

by Tony Quinlan on Jul 11, 2006 10:15:00 AM

I’ve long believed that the media and their chosen frameworks for “news” are hugely responsible for shaping mindsets far beyond the power of their headlines. Without wishing to inflate already-over-large heads, the style, language and “master narrative” with which a particular story o …

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Topics: Narrative

Brand loyalty

by Tony Quinlan on Jul 11, 2006 9:00:00 AM

Or creating stories that people care about

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Topics: Branding Stories

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