How to become a Process Influencer with Andreas Bierwirth from ABmotion

New Process Podcast

#024: In this episode, I'm speaking with Andreas Bierwirth of ABmotion on the art of content creation and how this can be applied to processes - for example by establishing a Process Influencer role. A role which uses content creation methods and tools such as videos, podcasts, and posts on corporate or even social media to inspire the people of an organization for processes.
Andreas provides a very detailed and candid account of his own practical experiences about content creation. He talks about his favorite projects, who are some of the people who he is inspired by and what would he teach someone new to the role of a Process Influencer on day one.
Today's Guest

Andreas Bierwirth
Andreas is Founder and Managing Director of ABmotion. ABmotion is a media production company and they call themselves “Your content manufacturer with algorithm in its blood”.
Andreas founded the company in 2010 in Cologne. Since then, they have completed more than 1,000 video, motion, and content creation projects.
Andreas is also host of the Medientier podcast. I’d translate this to “The media animal podcast”. It is a media podcast for professionals and beginners with unusual and honest insights into an exhaustingly dynamic industry.
I'm following him on LinkedIn for about two years now and I really love the content he is producing. So I just had to invite him to the New Process Podcast!
You'll learn

• What a Process Influence is and how to become one
• Which mindset you need to adopt as a Process Influencer
• How to create extraordinary and entertaining content
• How BPM must be communicated to not be perceived as boring
• What Andreas' three top recommendations are to rethink processes

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