Learn how to craft intentional stories

Storytelling in 2026 is no longer being discussed as a “nice to have” creative skill.

Across industries, it is increasingly recognized as a core strategic skill, a way to build authentic connection in a crowded digital world, and a practice rooted in listening and co creation, not just crafting messages.

Why this matters for you: many of the challenges we face today such as complexity, misalignment, and constant noise are not solved by more information, but by clearer thinking and shared understanding.

That is exactly what we will be exploring at our January Design Thinking RVA gathering.

We are excited to welcome Warren Gayle Turner, Jr., a storyteller and strategic thinker, who will guide us through how stories are shaped, structured, and refined so they actually help you clarify ideas, communicate with intention, and move from insight to thoughtful action.

This session about learning how to slow down, ask better questions, and use storytelling as a practical tool you can apply in creative work, professional settings, and everyday problem solving.

If you want to leave with clearer thinking, stronger communication, and a framework you can return to again and again, this conversation is for you.