Invitation new expat in town event
YOU ARE INVITED 2 A NEW YEARS EXPAT IN TOWN EVENT
to meet and greet other expats who have recently moved to the Netherlands or have been here already for some time! The perfect opportunity to start the year fresh!
WHERE: Zuidas Amsterdam bright City at the Claude Debussylaan 2-8
WHEN: Wednesday, 26th of January 2011
TIME: 17:30 – 20:00 hours
MODERATOR: Greg Shapiro & Lisa Lipkin
PROGRAM: Lottery with great prizes and live entertainment
This event is hosted by; The Expat Company, t & a relocation, TopTaal and Vesteda.
All proceeds from this event will be donated to the foundation Caring Unites* to support children and women in need in Nepal.
ENTRANCE FEE: EUR 15,= pp including welcome drinks and free snacks.
If interested, register before the 5th of January!
Please email: Dit e-mailadres is beschermd tegen spambots. U heeft Javascript nodig om het te kunnen zien. by forwarding your name and the names of other attendees.
Upon receipt of registration you will receive entrance fee payment instructions. After the payment has been received you will be placed on the attendees list.
About Greg Shapiro:
Greg Shapiro is one of the moderators at the New (Years) Expat In Town Event on Wednesday January 26th, 2011 in Amsterdam Bright City. Mr. Shapiro has volunteered to be moderator during this event whereby the proceeds will be donated to the Foundation Caring Unites (www.caringunites.com). Greg Shapiro better known as the American Dutchmen, is famous from Boom Chicago, Comedy Central News and BNR's 'New & Improved America'.
About Lisa Lipkin:
Lisa Lipkin and her Story Strategies
Story Strategies was founded in 2007 by Lisa Lipkin, a professional storyteller, to help executives use the tips and tricks of a storyteller to transform their speeches and communicate their goals and achievements in a compelling manner.
‘Using a highly creative, interactive method, we’ll help you identify your core story, the personal values that fuel your work and life. We'll show you how to brag, to make a great elevator speech, to engage your clients by subtly tapping into their stories.’
We'll help you find the story within and bring it to life.
As a professional storyteller for over twenty years, Lisa Lipkin wrote and performed original storytelling performances across America and abroad. She was the storyteller in residence with the Museum of the City of New York throughout the 1990s, bringing the museum's historic collection to life through the oral tradition. She went on to create a wealth of original shows, most notably "What Mother Never Told Me: Reminiscence of the Child of a Holocaust Survivor," an autobiographical show which was performed at the US State Department, the US Embassy in Tel Aviv, Off-Broadway, and at theaters and festivals throughout Europe. and the United States.
Her articles and stories have appeared in hundreds of publications including the New York Times Magazine, New Yorker, Self, and the Forward. She was a columnist with NIW ( Nieuw Israelietisch Weekblad ), Holland's oldest Jewish newspaper from 2000-2003 and is the author of Bringing the Story Home, The Complete Guide to Storytelling for Parents and the editor of five books of American poetry.
