Alyssa
Cori
Global Data Content Manager at Google
"The Secret to Persuading Anyone by Simplifying Everything"
"The Secret to Persuading Anyone by Simplifying Everything"
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Session: The Secret to Persuading Anyone by Simplifying Everything
Many leaders in tech rush into high-stakes communication without first doing the difficult, upfront work of simplifying their message. In an era of AI-driven information overload, the most influential voices are those with the courage to communicate only what matters. This session provides a framework for intentional simplicity - the essential leadership skill for bridging the gap between deep technical expertise and high-level influence.Key Takeaways
- Identify the Clarity Gap: Spot exactly where a lack of upfront simplification is costing you influence in high-stakes technical environments.
- The Chief Editor Mindset: Master the discipline needed to ensure your vital human message survives the noise of an AI-saturated market.
- The Courage of the Essence: Gain the courage to ignore what doesn't matter so you can amplify the 1% that does.
- Strategic Simplicity: Use intentional simplicity as a shortcut to winning buy-in and translating technical complexity into undeniable value.
- The Power of One: Distill complex visions into a single, repeatable sentence that secures C-suite alignment.
Bio
Meet Alyssa, a Global Content Manager at Google Cloud and a tenured enterprise seller who has spent her career translating technical complexity into winning narratives. Alyssa helps audiences master the art of simplicity to ensure their most important ideas are understood and acted upon by C-suite stakeholders.