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Camden Delta and Bridgeview are teaming up for a virtual leadership conversation featuring guest speaker Nora Barry of Bridgeview!
Let’s Start Talking: Conversations that Communicate and Lead Change
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Tuesday, November 17, 2026
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12:00 PM ET
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Virtual Event | Limited to 100 Participants
What happens when a colleague or team member asks you about your new change initiative—and you’re nowhere near your walking deck? How do you begin the conversation?
Conversation begins when connection is established and the fastest way to do that is through story, because story is emotionally engaging.
Conversation succeeds when the other person understands what’s being said, and the best way to ensure that is by using narrative structure, because it’s how we learn.
Conversation leads when people engage and execute as a result.
Why it will benefit you. Most people rely on their decks to explain initiatives, but most conversations happen spontaneously—walking down the hall, over a cup of coffee. Chances are, what you say in that moment becomes a part of the informal information network that flows through your company. So what you say matters.
What you’ll learn. Learn how to structure informal conversations so that you communicate your key points with clarity and understanding. Because if people can’t understand, they can’t execute.
Who should attend. For Directors and above who’re leading or planning change or who want to hone their leadership communication skills.
Register for the Webinar:
Please fill out this form to register.
A virtual meeting link will be sent to you separately by our team.
Space is limited to 100 participants. Reserve your spot today!
About our Speaker, Nora Barry:
Nora Barry is a communications and story strategist with more than 25 years of experience working at the intersection of story, technology, and business. She is the author of Why Story Works and How You Can Make It Work for You.
Nora has written for and coached executives at leading technology and life sciences companies, including Johnson & Johnson, Urovant/Sumitomo, Lenovo, Red Hat, Tredence, Oracle, Ellucian, AstraZeneca, and Genentech.
She launched one of the first online platforms for digital film in 1998 and has created and produced pioneering story projects around the world. She has written for The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, and Forbes, and has contributed to several books, including Pink Television: Sixty Years of Women on TV and Future Cinema: The Cinematic Imagery After Film.
