Harnessing the Power of Storytelling

At Zoom

Coming in 2026

Many tech professionals struggle to get their message across to a non-technical audience. In this workshop you'll learn how to harness various storytelling techniques to educate, build awareness, or showcase a project. Get inspired and discover the secrets to telling impactful stories that resonate with your audience!

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Speakers

  • Jami Dennis, GISP

    Jami Dennis, GISP

    Jami Dennis, GISP, is passionate about data visualization and helping others improve how they communicate through visuals. She teaches workshops on visualization, storytelling, and presentation skills.

    With thirty years of experience in GIS, socio-economic research, and data analysis, Jami brings a broad and deep skill set to her work. Her background includes expertise in GIS for transportation, database development, graphic design, and web development. She spent twenty-five years working in state and regional government in Arizona before before moving to private practice. Jami is the owner of Geodetic Analysis LLC, where she now provides GIS, data analysis, and data visualization services. She is also the author of GIS for Dummies (2nd Edition).

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What our attendees are saying...

  • Jineva B

    "If you get a chance to attend one of Eva's workshops, then take it! Eva herself is wonderful and welcoming. She's organized and communicative, and she has the innate ability to make a safe, comfortable space for women professionals."

  • Howard W.

    "Jami Dennis' presentation on how to tell a story was the best I have seen in many years and I have seen many good presentations."

  • Asha K.

    "Thank you for the confidence you and others [in the program] gave me! I can't express how happy I am for taking the course."

  • Brianne G.

    "Probably one of the best Data Visualization presentations I have seen."

  • C.D.

    "Eva was great! She is a great speaker and her slides keep interest. In fact, I will definitely be using things I learned about presentations to make my slidedecks more useful."

  • Ellie D.

    "It really helped to know that the presenters themselves had to practice and grow into their roles as presenters. I feel like I'm not a natural and it made me connect immediately when they shared their experiences and were a little vulnerable."

  • Nicole F.

    "I am in awe at the zen-like vibe these two give off while they are presenting. Inspiring!"