Submit your story of business success for Startup Story Night 2019
The New Economy Initiative, in partnership with Model D, is excited to announce the Startup Story Night 2019: "Don't Call It a Comeback" event. And we're looking for great story submissions.
The New Economy Initiative (NEI), in partnership with Model D, is excited to announce the Startup Story Night 2019: “Don’t Call It a Comeback” event.
And we’re seeking your assistance in identifying entrepreneurs who would be interested in a storytelling opportunity. Share YOUR story of taking your business from the brink to triumph.
Four lucky storytellers will have the opportunity to workshop their story with Shannon Cason — host, MainStage storyteller and GrandSlam champion with The Moth — and perform it in front of a live audience at The Marble Bar on Thursday, March 21, 2019. RSVP for the event here.
Share your experience below by 11:59 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 15, 2019, for a chance to present at this year’s storytelling event!
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