We’re living in the Age of the Customer, where endless choice for products and services prevails. How do you ensure that your audience doesn’t tab away from your content?

What is ‘Experiential Storytelling?’ Evan Jones, founder of Stitch Media, shares how he brings art and technology together to create stories that engage and inspire like no other.

A two-time Emmy Award winner, Evan’s work combines television, radio, web, mobile, games and the real world and were recognized in the ‘Top 10 New Media Groundbreakers’ by the Bell Fund. Stitch Media projects range from interactive documentary (‘Best in Electronic Culture’ by the UNESCO World Summit) to branded entertainment (‘Best in Digital Marketing’ by the Digi Awards).

Evan has guest lectured on the art and business of interactive story internationally at the Canadian Film Centre, the Australian Film, Television & Radio School and the University of Southern California. International clients include Microsoft, Disney, FOX, Discovery, CBC, Bell and The Movie Network.

Learn more about Evan, Stitch Media and their projects.

Whether you’re a bootstrapping non-profit or an international conglomerate, we all have to find creative ways to communicate. Luckily, creating stories with organic buzz is what Mikayla Colthirst-Reid and Sunali Swaminathan from International Justice Mission Canada are all about. Learn how they tell sensitive but powerful tales, and turn members of the public into IJM Canada freedom partners.

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Video is a highly emotional medium. Are your stories getting the response you’re looking for? Adam Caplan, Principal and Founder of video production house web.isod.es shares his step by step process for setting a great production in motion. Learn how this Ontario Media Development Corporation Digital Dialogues Conference speaker is helping organizations tell their story through video.

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Are you adapting to your space or is your space adapting to you? Nicole Ledinich, Furniture Specialist at Facility Resources explains how the way we work is evolving. She explains how the Herman Miller Design Principles can help support creativity, through office design that is much more human.

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