Koppett

Some of you say you heard Kat Koppett on WAMC Northeast Public Radio yesterday? It wasn't your imagination. Here's some of the episode description, and listen to the segment via the link in the comments! And don't forget Tues 1/27 at 6P there's a FREE book launch party at The Mopco Improv Theatre for Kat's latest from Routledge Books.

"On this week’s 51%, we speak with Kat Koppett, co-director of The Mopco Improv Theatre in Schenectady, New York and founder of Koppett, a consultancy company that uses improv to help businesses improve their workplace culture and collaboration. Koppett says the tools used in improvisational theater can apply to many aspects of our lives, including business. Koppett recently released a new edition of her 2001 book, Training to Imagine, with updated guidance and exercises for the modern workplace."

📣 Just up! Kat is a guest on the fabulous, hilarious, and highly informative Nobody Listens to Paula Poundstone podcast talking about applied improv in the workplace and its unique benefits for leaders! Take a listen wherever you get your podcasts and we'll also put the links to the show in the comments. Thanks to Paula, Adam, Bonnie, Toni and the whole crew for having Kat on.

Is improv useful for something BESIDES Adam’s resumé? Author/expert Kat Koppett is here to talk about applied improvisation and lead our group to better communication! And then, it’s time to w**d out the info from the disinformation: “Paula’s Fact-Finding Fiesta” returns! Listen wherever you get your pods!

The 3rd edition of Kat Koppett’s book on applying improvisation for leaders and educators, "Training to Imagine" comes out today! If you are affiliated with a university, you can request a review copy! 🔗 below to order and learn more. Plus: Routledge Books is currently having a sale for the next 3 days — 20% off all books and 25% off all ebooks.

Today, Tues. Oct 28 at 4p ET — a chance to play together! Come join us for this online hour to explore the power of improvisation to enhance facilitation and learning. Link in comments!