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Jehan Casinader’s session in late February with the chief executives was interesting and engaging so we decided to share this opportunity wider. Jehan will share how to maximise engagement with your intended audience by telling better stories. This interactive workshop is one not to miss! Register today as numbers are limited.

  • 18 May 2022
  • 10:00 - 14:00
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  • Great Lake Convention Centre, Taupō, Taupo, New Zealand
  • 390.00 (plus GST) Members
  • 440.00 (plus GST) Non Members
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About this event

In a time of uncertainty, leaders need to cut through the noise and engage with staff and stakeholders in a meaningful way. But some of us don’t know how to tell great stories - or we're afraid to. As a result, our most important messages are never heard. 

As an award-winning journalist, Jehan Casinader tells compelling stories that engage Kiwis’ hearts and minds. In this interactive workshop, he’ll teach us to do the same.


Sharing practical tools and techniques, Jehan will focus on how people working in local government can use storytelling to build trust and lead change.

About Jehan

Jehan Casinader is a journalist, speaker, mental health advocate - and one of New Zealand’s top storytellers. A familiar face on shows like Sunday and Seven Sharp, Jehan has won major awards, including ‘Broadcast Reporter of the Year’ at the Voyager Media Awards, and ‘Reporter of the Year’ at the New Zealand Television Awards.

Jehan has a degree in public policy, along with a strong understanding of the local government sector and the challenges facing our Councils.

As a mental health advocate, he is the author of ‘This Is Not How It Ends: How rewriting your story can save your life’ (HarperCollins).

Please note a working lunch will be provided.

Who should attend?

This event is for council employees only, in particular, executive members and their teams, general managers, directors, line managers, and anyone else with an interest.


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