Taty Fittipaldi Featured at OD Network 2025 Conference With Workshop on Story-Driven Leadership

Taty Fittipaldi, executive coach and author of 'Mastering Business Storytelling,' led a virtual session on using business storytelling to align, inspire, and drive action during the OD Network 2025 Conference.
Leadership strategist and executive coach Taty Fittipaldi led a high-impact virtual workshop during the OD Network 2025 Conference, hosted in partnership with Gonzaga University's School of Leadership Studies, delivering insights on how business storytelling can drive alignment, connection, and strategic action across organizations.

Her session, titled "The Story-Driven Organization: A Human-Centered Approach on How to Inspire, Align, and Drive Action in Your Organization," was held on September 30, 2025, as part of the conference's rich lineup of forward-thinking leadership and organizational development topics.

"Every leadership interaction has a purpose - and that makes it an opportunity for a powerful story," said Fittipaldi. "When leaders embrace storytelling as a business tool, they turn communication into connection - and connection into measurable impact."

In a dynamic and interactive format, Taty walked participants through her proprietary 12-step storytelling-based leadership approach designed to help OD professionals and corporate leaders engage hearts and minds while addressing complex organizational challenges. Attendees also explored two real-world study cases, which brought the methodology to life through practical, relatable application.

KEY TOPICS COVERED IN THE SESSION:

* Why storytelling is essential in modern, human-centered leadership
* How to structure communication to align teams and influence outcomes
* The 12-step storytelling-based leadership approach to implementing storytelling strategically
* Case-based learning for immediate application in real-world contexts

PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK

Attendees praised the workshop for its practicality and depth. One participant shared:

"Taty's session was eye-opening. I never realized how much power there is in the way we frame our internal communication. I walked away with tools I can use immediately with my team."

This feedback reflects the session's goal: not just to inspire, but to equip leaders with concrete tools to transform communication into action.

The OD Network 2025 Conference, held September 28-October 1, 2025, took place at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, drawing professionals and scholars across the OD field to explore the theme of leadership, change, and human-centered strategy.

ABOUT TATY FITTIPALDI

Taty Fittipaldi is an executive coach, leadership strategist, and author of 'Mastering Business Storytelling.' With more than two decades of experience as a global executive managing multicultural teams and billion-dollar initiatives, she now helps leaders turn communication into connection, connection into action, and create story-driven organizations. Taty is the founder of Coaching Expatriates Registered and creator of The Global Leadership Pillars Registered framework, blending neuroscience, behavioral science, leadership theory, and storytelling to foster organizational clarity and culture across borders.

To learn more, visit: https://www.coachingexpatriates.com

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