Antonio Nunez Storytelling
Antonio Nunez is an author, speaker, and communication consultant specializing in storytelling strategy.
He has spent over two decades working in the communication industry in 13 countries across four continents.
Antonio Nunez was born in Jerez, Spain, a hot Spanish city known for its wines’ fragrance. All his family worked in wineries, but he wanted to be a writer. Due to a ¨you-need-to-study-something-useful¨ attack (by his father), he studied business administration. It was torturous! He eventually stumbled upon the art of corporate storytelling in the same place as his cavalry: ESADE Business School. Thanks to a teacher, he discovered the art and science of telling stories to persuade and connect with others. Today, he feels comfortable moving between his work and vocation, science and letters.
As a speaker, author, and communication strategist, corporate storytelling has led him to work in 13 countries, playing local, regional and global strategy roles for groups such as Saatchi & Saatchi, Havas, Y&R, Ogilvy, Wunderman Thompson, and WPP in Miami, Chicago, Boston and New York City.
He has led projects for clients such as Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Diageo, BMW, PNC Bank, Progressive Insurance, Danone, Johnson & Johnson, and The World Bank.
Antonio has published eight books on storytelling in various fields: brand storytelling and storydoing, personal storytelling, political storytelling, and transmedia storytelling. He won the Commercial Communication Efficacy AEA Grand Prix Award and the Neapolitan Victory Award for Best Political Book, given by The Washington Academy of Political Arts and Sciences.
Antonio never learned to make sherry wine. However, he enjoys drinking it very much.
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contact@antonionunez.com
On-Line Courses
Learn anywhere -and at your own pace- how to unleash the power of your Personal Storytelling.
Books on Storytelling
Read about branding, political, and personal storytelling, and storytelling vs. “storydoing”.
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Books Published
Consulting Projects
Keynotes Delivered
Facts or Data Don't Cut The Clutter
To influence your target or audience, your message needs to be a story. Only a narrative can grab attention and reach the brain’s subconscious System 1, where most decision-making actually happens.