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by: Fortune

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by: Fortune

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How a Second City improv class became a training ground for the next generation of business leaders

The theater may not be the new boardroom, but it's teaching old bosses some new tricks.
The article from Fortune, dated June 7, 2025, discusses how business leaders are turning to improv classes at The Second City to enhance their social and soft skills. These classes, traditionally known for training comedians, are now being utilized by executives to improve communication, teamwork, and adaptability in the workplace. The program, tailored specifically for business professionals, helps leaders to think on their feet, foster better collaboration, and build more empathetic relationships with colleagues and clients. Participants have reported significant improvements in their ability to navigate complex business situations with greater ease and confidence.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/2025/06/07/second-city-improv-class-business-leaders-improve-social-soft-skills/

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