Storytelling as a skill of the future: director Mehret Mandefro to speak at the Open Lecture Hall
Producer, screenwriter and director from the United States,
Mehret Mandefro, will take part in the Open Lecture Hall "Inventing the
Future: Plots and Stories". She will speak on the topic "Education
Through Stories". The event, where leading Russian and international
visionaries will share their perspectives on how the lifestyle and mindset of
the person of tomorrow may evolve, will be held on 7 February at the National
Centre RUSSIA.
In her talk, Mehret Mandefro will place special emphasis on
storytelling. In the expert’s view, it is a vital skill for anyone seeking to
take on leadership roles, regardless of their field of activity.
"I am taking part in the Open Lecture Hall and invite
everyone to join. My talk will focus on storytelling as a core leadership
competency. Today, almost every company, initiative and organisation are
becoming a media company, because it is through storytelling that we understand
our world and make sense of what is happening around us," Mehret Mandefro
noted.
"Inventing the Future" continues the educational
Lecture Hall on future scenarios, bringing together key areas of human development,
from culture and creativity to science and technology. The event will be
complemented by the image of a storyteller character — Alice from the Future —
created by the KROLIKI team at the First Neurocontent Cup and later becoming
the symbol of the "Inventing the Future" project.
Registration for the Open Lecture Hall "Inventing the
Future: Plots and Stories" is available on the website russia.ru in the
"Events" section.
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