Amy Lisewski, owner and artistic director, speaks with Felena Hanson on She Means Business radio show! Each week, Felena Hanson, founder of Hera Hub, interviews incredible business women from a variety of backgrounds and disciplines for Hera Hub’s new podcast She Means Business. Her goal is simple… tell the amazing stories … Read More
Has your office reached it’s peak productivity?
From our friends at the CDC- Small Business Finance office, this infographic is a great way to examine if your office is in need of being reignited with improvisation! As corporate trainers, we hear stories of offices that run into problems much like the ones listed above. Most of these … Read More
Amy Lisewski on Women Leading the Way Radio
Recently, Amy Lisewski and Michelle Bergquist, founder of Connected Women of Influence took time to talk about how improvisation can be a tool for all successful business professionals, but can be especially beneficial to women. Take a moment to listen in and hear more about the art of “Yes! And…” … Read More
Amy Lisewski featured as “kick-ass entrepreneur” in DiscoverSD.com!
Building a business on laughs Kickass entrepreneur: Amy Lisewski “Sometimes women are funny. Other times they are business minded. And sometimes they are both.” Read the interview by Amber Mesker on the San Diego Union Tribune’s DiscoverSD.com.
Can Improv Be Every Businesswoman’s New Success Secret?
Kat Brown, community manger of training at Finest City Improv shares why improv can be a vital part of training for business women.
5 Key Leadership Skills That You Can Develop with Laughter
Leadership takes courage, grit, and a sense of humor in tough times. As a performer of improvisational comedy, I regularly practice building all three of these things both on stage and in the rehearsal room. The basic lessons i have learned in improv have helped me be a better leader. This got me thinking about how the lessons i teach to my improv students can help people become stronger leaders themselves. Here are the top 5 leadership principles that I believe improv is great at developing! Read More…
I don’t want to bark like a dog!
Last week I worked with a group from a nonprofit organization and they had a blast learning how to strengthen relationships amongst their team and with their clients. After the workshop, one participant stopped to thank me and let me know how relieved she was that she didn’t have to “bark like a dog in front of people.” Like many people that have never done improv, she was very nervous leading up to the workshop.