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Carl Størmer (pronounced "Sturmer") is a popular public speaker and the founding prinicipal of JazzCode Inc. , a consulting and entertainment firm specializing in improvisational collaboration and structured communication in high-performance teams. JazzCode offers class-room training in structured communication, talks about innovation, creativity in business and collaboration. Størmer often brings in musicians to illustrate how jazz musicians collaborate in real-time and to draw the paralells for professional teams. JazzCode has been performed with leading musicians for large and small groups at IBM, KPMG, Krafts Food, Oracle, Statoil, Hydro, Telenor, McKinsey & Company, Schibsted, Insead Advanced Management Program, Novartis, London Business School AMP, DnBNor Bank, Cap-Gemini and others.
Before he started JazzCode Carl was the Sr. VP of marketing at Norwegian Airshuttle, one of Europes largest low-cost carriers which he helped take public. Carl was the founder and executive vice president of StudentUniverse Inc., the leading U.S. online student travel agency. Before founding StudentUniverse, Carl worked as a senior strategy consultant for IBM Global Services. Mr. Stormer spent four years as a database designer in New York, founded "the Real Thing", Norways most popular jazz groups and worked as a professional jazz musician in New York and Norway for many years.
Carl holds two Masters degrees -- in business from Columbia University, in music from Manhattan School of Music, and a Bachelor of music degree from prestigious New England Conservatory of Music. Post graduate studies at IBM and Harvard University.
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How do you enhance the productivity of professional teams when every day is different? Teams must often perform in real-time without time to rehearse.Traditional planning is being replaced by complex interactions driven by a highly dynamic context. Rather than the product or service being a result of our conversations; our conversations is the product or service we offer, and this requires a new mode of operation, one where being fully immersed in the moment is more important than having all the answers.
