Portfolio

Welcome to my project portfolio. After years of developing stories, Web sites, videos, audio tapes, and more, I thought it might be a good idea to make some of them available online. There are only a few examples here, but they are fairly representative of what I have been doing over the past few years. Click on the images below or More Information to see whom the client was, what topic they addressed, what the content covered, and a synopsis of the story.

Contact me at shermism@storyinsights.com if you have any questions or would like to know more about these samples.

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For the Success Stories, you can browse them all below or sort by the following:

Crossing the Cultural Divide

What cultural competence is–and isn’t

Communication

Mission-critical communication

Reality Television: Cable and Broadcast

Provides business consultants with a broad overview of television production

Forum Sales Negotiations Scenario

Sealing the deal . . . smoothly

Good to Great

Zero tolerance for mediocre customer service

The Bride and the Ironman

Unraveling a complex and nuanced situation

Teaching in College: TA edition

Learning to teach and teaching to learn

The Credibility Gap; Coaching Quandaries

How to build credibility and coach effectively

You Are a Pathmaker: A Teacher’s Guide to College Access

Educators can make or break kids’ academic futures.

The Game

The Jones Lang Lasalle path to success

The Development Scenario: The WisdomTools Story

Client services, up close and personal

Marketing Management Leadership Workshop

The skills that click for consultants

Connect and Teach with Play

Families can be fun!

The Guardian

The digital difference

Leading in a Global World

Thinking globally

CHRISP: Making the Most of It

All about CHRISP (Common Human Resources Information System Programme)

Where’s the Value in Evaluation?

How to know whether the job’s being done right

Reinsurance Basics

Treaty talk

Teaching at The Art Institute

The art of teaching art

Disaster Volunteer Self-Care

Disaster response doesn’t “just happen”

Success Stories