Stories Told, Connections Made: A Storyteller Table with Natalie Hogg
For May's Storyteller Tables, Method Q founder Natalie Hogg joined Neha Negandhi at Tech North Atlanta — a marketing-science pioneer on the idea that the best growth happens when data and narrative finally agree.
Every month, Storyteller Tables brings together executives, founders, and nonprofit leaders for one evening built around a single idea: the best rooms aren't the biggest ones — they're the most honest. On Thursday, May 21, that room gathered at Tech North Atlanta in Alpharetta for a conversation between featured guest Natalie Hogg — founder of Method Q — and host Neha Negandhi . A marketing-science pioneer, Natalie has built her career on a stubborn conviction: the best marketing isn't louder, it's smarter. Her work turns ROI into something a room can feel , not just defend in a board meeting — because the best growth happens when data and narrative finally agree. What a Table actually is If you've never been, a Storyteller Table isn't a panel and it isn't a networking mixer. It's a curated evening — small on purpose — where one guest shares the real arc of their journey and the room leans in. There's storytelling practice, real-time coaching from Neha, and space to make the kind of connection that usually takes months of coffees to build. Natalie's conversation with Neha moved through the moments that shaped her — the choices that looked different up close than they do in the retelling, and the lessons that stick precisely because they were hard-won. Why people keep coming back The magic of the Table is what happens after the featured story ends. Guests test their own stories out loud, get honest feedback, and leave with both a sharper way to tell their story and a few new people who genuinely get it. Communication, done well, is a leadership skill — and it's one you practice, not one you're born with. Join the next Table Upcoming events and reservations: storytellertables.com/events Practice between Tables: Nuggets — short, usable storytelling and speaking lessons. Stories told. Connections made. Every month.