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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.

Fundraising Campaign Update #1

Aug 31, 2011 | Eyes of Thailand, Notes from the Director

“The Eyes of Thailand” has raised over US $2,000 through IndieGoGo. Learn how you can donate today.

Terms and Conditions for the Intrepid “Trip for 2 in Thailand”

Aug 15, 2011 | Donation Perks, DVA Productions Blog, Media Productions Blog

The Eyes of Thailand Fundraising Contest Terms & Conditions Eligibility: The "Win a Trip for 2 in Thailand" (the “Promotion”) is open only to...

Amphai Jewelry donates handmade necklace to “The Eyes of Thailand”

Aug 7, 2011 | Donation Perks, DVA Productions Blog, Media Productions Blog

AMPHAI jewelry is a blend of ancient jewelry and modern design. This multi-strand necklace is made with dry wood from Bali and was designed as a symbol of protection. It’s strong enough to protect you, yet it weighs only a few ounces.

Suzanne Roland donates photo of Motala to “The Eyes of Thailand”

Aug 7, 2011 | Donation Perks, Eyes of Thailand

The newest donated item to “The Eyes of Thailand” is a limited edition framed photo of Motala, one of the stars of the Film, taken by photographer Suzanne Roland.