[Ailist] Social Constructionism in Action - Annual Storytelling Weekend in Washington DC

[Madelyn Blair]

In 1911, Frederick Taylor wrote: “In the past, man has been first; in  
the future, the system must be first." His book became the Bible of  
modern management, and firms spent almost a century attempting to  
subordinate human beings to systems and processes.

The Storytelling Weekend at the Smithsonian and the 4H Center on April  
16-18 is dedicated to the opposite proposition, namely, that people  
are more important than systems. It's about a different way of  
communicating about work, a different way of looking at work, a  
different way of thinking about work, a different way of managing, a  
different way of leading. It’s not too much to say that we are talking  
about a profound mental revolution. This is a passionate effort to  
create a better workplace.

Like to find out more about this seminal event? Listen to Peter Guber,  
the Hollywood mogul and storytelling guru, and also one of the  
speakers on Friday, share some thoughts and tell some stories about  
the upcoming weekend at:
http://bit.ly/12iuK1

Places are filling up fast. We expect it to be sold out in about a  
week. So if you want to attend, register now at www.storyatwork.com

Looking forward to seeing you there.

Madelyn

Madelyn Blair, Ph.D.
Pelerei, Inc.
Turning Vision into Reality
www.pelerei.com
301-371-7100
301-371-7957 (fax)
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