Who Gets to Tell the Story? (new date coming)

​Who Gets to Tell the Story? Keeping Your Voice in a Global World

​A story doesn't have to lose its cultural identity to travel. Mounia Aram has spent twenty years in international animation and distribution, from Japanese animation to the rise of African animation on the global stage. In this live conversation she shares what survives when work crosses a border. She also covers what creators and business owners edit out of themselves because they assume it won't.

​What you'll take away
• What makes content travel across cultures
How to reach a global audience without going generic
What you may be editing out of yourself on camera
A practical check to run before you hit publish

​Giveaway: Register, then email contact@mouniaaram.com to get The Global Storytelling Check: 5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Hit Publish, a one-page tool by Mounia.

​About Mounia Aram
Mounia is an international animation and media executive, distributor, consultant and author with over 20 years of experience bringing stories across cultures and borders. She is the founder of Mounia Aram Company and the author of The Long Way to Myself.
🌐 Website: https://mouniaaram.com
💼 LinkedIn: /mounia-aram-bb516
📸 Instagram: /mounia_aram

​About Taylor Dobson
Taylor is an organizational transformation and leadership specialist who has hosted everything from go-to-market launches to large virtual events. Trained in Six Sigma, Scrum, PMI, change management and US Navy SEAL-instructed crisis leadership, she brings a servant-leader approach and keeps people at the heart of every conversation.
💼 LinkedIn: /taylor-dobson-osier

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