We conducted a full day training with the entire staff of The Howard Stern Show! What an amazing day. And Howard said on his show: “They did such a wonderful job, the team learned a lot apparently, except Scott, one of the engineers… It’s really a very bonding kind of thing and it was a […]
Big thanks to The Energy Project CEO Tony Schwartz for bringing in Magnet Genius Machine to facilitate workshops on Improv and Storytelling at their annual retreat. Facilitators Ed Herbstman and Melanie Hoopes had an amazing 4 days with you and your wonderful colleagues, and are particularly happy to see your latest New York Times Blog […]
We had a wonderful two days of Improv at the New York Twitter offices this week. Check out this article on how former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo used Improv to help him become a better leader: http://www.businessinsider.com/twitter-ceo-dick-costolo-improv-comedy-leadership-2015-2
Here’s something fun all about the collision of professionals and comedy. In this case, the comedy is stand-up and the professional is our Director of Corporate Events, Jocelyn Chia! Here CNBC.com interviews Jocelyn on what it’s like to be an experienced attorney doing comedy, and winning the funniest lawyer comedy competition. Check it out here:
We’ve had a busy, fun past week at the Magnet Genius Machine! Thank you to Remy Cointreau, Dstillery and Columbia University for working with us, it was such a pleasure! This week we look forward to welcoming Aquent and Instacart!
Improv can help businesses foster greater creativity and drive innovation. Here is a quick read on Forbes on how Improv can help entrepreneurs get unstuck. http://www.forbes.com/sites/babson/2015/10/14/two-big-lessons-from-improv-that-can-help-entrepreneurs-get-unstuck/
Great post on how Improv lessons can be applied in the competitive and ever-changing landscape of marketing, including learning how to view disruption and change as new opportunities. Click here to check it out!
Found in their section on Small Businesses and Digital Innovation… Here’s a fantastic article in The Globe and Mail about improv and team building.
The Maggie Awards was a fun night filled with fake awards and fake award pre-show banter hosted by Chet Siegel and Branson Reese. See more great photos on the Magnet Theater Facebook page’s photo album.
Looking to be more creative at work? Here is a wonderful article by Inc. on how companies use improv to boost collaboration and creativity: “Want to be more Creative? Think on your feet”
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