Prism Of Value
Prism of Value delves into ways that leaders, executives and future leaders can clarify, simplify, and amplify their message and their work so they are respected for the value that they and their enterprises offer. Prism of Value offers a fresh take on communication that elevates an individual's standing and an organization's bottom line. Through lively conversation and every day examples, we inspire and teach business, nonprofits and individuals to better connect, engage, influence and delight.
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The winter of the pandemic was challenging for everyone, especially arts organizations, like Wolf Trap Center for the Performing Arts. But one thing that Chief Operating Officer Beth Brummel says has gotten them through it all, was the strong relationships they’ve built with their publics over the last half century. And now for their 50th Anniversary they have a lot to celebrate. Beth shares how this beloved community organizatio...
During the darkest moments of the pandemic, Liz Wainger spoke with Washington Business Journal publisher, Alex Orfinger, ?for the Prism of Value podcast about how he navigated is organization was pivoting from in person events to virtual. In this lively interview, he talks about how they connected with their subscribers in new ways, lessons are valuable as the world opens up.
Key Takeaways: 0:00 Intro 0:43 Alex talks about the str...
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