Dr. Rod Berger is a communication architect and storytelling expert with a wealth of experience in the art of narrative. He has conducted nearly 4,000 interviews with influential figures, including Pope Francis and Magic Johnson, as well as engaging with individuals in challenging environments, such as Uganda’s refugee camps. His work delves into storytelling's significant role in fostering human connection and driving organisational success.
With a doctorate in clinical psychology and a background in journalism, Rod brings a unique perspective to his field. His insights have been featured in prominent publications such as Forbes and Entrepreneur, and he serves as editor at large for Fair Observer. As a guest lecturer at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management, he shares his knowledge with the next generation of leaders. Additionally, he acts as a strategic advisor to companies globally, guiding them in crafting narratives that enhance culture, brand identity, and leadership effectiveness.
Rod’s expertise lies in empowering individuals and organisations to leverage storytelling as a transformative tool. His sessions provide actionable strategies for creating compelling narratives that build trust and promote authentic leadership in an increasingly complex world.
Through his extensive experience and insights, Rod offers a fresh perspective on how storytelling can shape the future of organisations. His engaging approach not only inspires but also equips teams with the skills needed to navigate the challenges of modern communication. By inviting Dr. Rod Berger to your event, you can unlock the potential of storytelling to influence and inspire, making a lasting impact on your audience.
Unlock the power of storytelling with Dr. Rod Berger, a renowned communication architect and expert. With nearly 4,000 interviews, including with Pope Francis and Magic Johnson, his insights drive organisational success. As a Vanderbilt lecturer and Fair Observer editor, Rod equips teams to build trust and authenticity.