lease allow 30 minute registration and networking prior to start of program
5:00 – 5:30 pm Registration & Networking
5:30 – 5:45 pm President Beth Gullette: Welcome and Introduction of 2013 Board
5:45 – 8:00 pm Interactive Workshop
Cost: Members $29 (Includes buffet dinner); Guests $39
Do you want to be more comfortable and effective thinking on your feet? Can you be more dynamic reacting in the moment?
Improvisation techniques can help you become more present and responsive and add a new dimension to your professional toolbox.
Greg Hohn, of FIZ Soft Skills and Leadership Training, has been a faculty member at UNC's business school since 2000 and in Duke's theater department since 2008. He will lead a highly interactive workshop that will help you:
- think and act more efficiently by being more relaxed and aware;
- slow down and trust process instead of focusing solely on outcome;
- communicate more vividly, meaningfully, and persuasively; and
- display and feel more confidence.
See Greg in action at http://thefiz.biz/video/seeit.htm. Explore the FIZ website to see why corporations, academic institutions, government agencies, and professional organizations rely on Greg to increase productivity through improved communication, collaboration, and creativity.
Buffet dinner and cash bar will be available from 5:00 to 6:30 pm
About Greg Hohn: A member of Transactors Improv since 1989, Greg Hohn has been the company's executive and artistic director on and off (mostly on) since 1996. He is a senior lecturer at UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School, where he teaches Applied Improv (FIZ). He also teaches acting for the camera in Duke University's Theater Studies Department, and presents FIZ programs in academic settings, corporations, and organizations across the country. He has taught improv and acting in many different venues, including UNC's MFA acting program. Greg sings with the Triangle Jazz Orchestra and his other theater work includes performances with Archipelago, Manbites Dog, Shakespeare & Originals, Temple Theatre, the 10x10 Festival at The ArtsCenter (acting and directing), and Long Beach Playhouse. He has also worked in film, television, radio, and industrial/corporate media. Greg graduated from UNC with a degree in English and has written fiction and for stage, radio, and periodicals. www.greghohn.net .
