TT – Story Prompts Survey - Nonprofit Storytelling Conference

we do things a little bit differently here.  We plan the story arc of the Storytelling Conference based on what our guests would like to

experience then we then craft the conference sessions to meet those very specific needs.  Our final step is to search for the experts to who match the qualifications requested by our guests.   This is usually

by recommendation. 


Just so you know, in order to create the Nonprofit Storytelling Conference experience we ask the speakers come a day early for orientation and coaching.  The speakers stay for the entire conference to be available to the guests in an ongoing collaborative workshopping atmosphere.  Speakers often call on one another during sessions to illuminate an issue and/or bring a particular storytelling perspective to the group.  

We share the wisdom in the room.


First time presenters pay for their own travel and accommodations.  If our guests find your information compelling, relevant, and immediately useful in their organizations, they’ll want you back!

If your content fits into the story arc a future Nonprofit Storytelling Conference, and you are able to return, we are able to offer a travel stipend and accommodations.


With that in mind, if you can answer a few questions, that would help us know where and when you may fit into future conferences: 

  1. When did you learn the power of storytelling in your profession?
  2. Who is your ideal audience?  What is their biggest struggle?
  3. When your session is over, what knowledge, tools and step-by-step strategies will your audience leave with?

Story Prompts for Nonprofits Survey

You can help make the next episode of TT even better!

On June 29, Chris Davenport is coming by TT to talk about his new book, Story Prompts for nonprofits.  

Fill out the survey below so he can tailor his presentation to what YOU need.

Oh, and you can download the Story Prompts for Nonprofits by clicking here.

Thank you!

What part of the Story Prompts for Nonprofits would you like Chris to walk through in more detail?
Have you shared Story Prompts for Nonprofits with anyone?