Insights

Companies Are Desperately Seeking Storytellers. Female Founders Are Still Being Told to ‘Be Authentic.’

by Windy Borman | December 17, 2025 | Fractional Director of Content | 0 Comments

WSJ reports $250K storyteller roles doubled in 2025. Female founders get ‘authenticity’ advice. Here’s the narrative infrastructure gap costing you Series B.

What Billion-Dollar Tech Companies Get Wrong About Narrative Strategy

by Windy Borman | December 11, 2025 | Fractional Director of Content | 0 Comments

Most events generate buzz but not strategic momentum. Learn the three narrative opportunities that separate visionary thought leaders from impressive options.

Stop Proving. Start Positioning: The BRAVE Framework™

by Windy Borman | December 3, 2025 | Fractional Director of Content | 0 Comments

Transform from “inspiring female founder” to inevitable market leader. Strategic narrative architecture for Series B CEOs ready to command authority.

Meet the Filmmaker on Oct 29th

Oct 8, 2011 | Eyes of Thailand, Press Release

Trilogy at The Vineyards presents Meet the Filmmaker: An Afternoon with Windy Borman, Director of “The Eyes of Thailand”, Saturday, October 29, 2011 at 2pm.

Love & Teamwork Save Elephant at FAE’s Elephant Hospital

Oct 6, 2011 | Blog Guests, Eyes of Thailand

Soraida Salwala and FAE use every means at their disposal to save injured Asian Elephants. Sometimes that involves heavy machinery like tractors and cranes. By Michael Wysocki.

Elephant Friends at the 10th Annual Wildlife Conservation Expo

Oct 2, 2011 | Eyes of Thailand, Notes from the Director

The Wildlife Conservation Network hosted “Elephant Friends” Dr. Jane Goodall, Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Dr. Colleen Begg, and many others at the 10th Annual Wildlife Conservation Expo in San Francisco, CA.

The Aftermath of Elephant Logging

Sep 28, 2011 | Blog Guests, Eyes of Thailand

Thailand, as other countries have before it, has reached a critical point to either protect its environment, which includes the human population, by protecting the forest and its inhabitants; or finish her off for some quick cash.

Life and Loss at FAE’s Elephant Hospital

Sep 22, 2011 | Blog Guests, Eyes of Thailand

Michael Wysocki describes how Kammoon passes away, but FAE’s Elephant Hospital continues to give tender loving care to its remaining patients, including elephant landmine survivors Mosha and PaHaePo.