Using improvisation to get your people communicating and working as a team.
Improv-based interpersonal communication training that gets your team out of their seats and into the moment!
Engaging, creative, and approachable, with a genuine attitude of service.
Let’s get your team listening and connecting with one another and your clients with empathy, trust, and creativity!
Hi, I’m Caitlin Drago, an LA-based actor turned Rochester, NY-based certified leadership coach and facilitator. Acting taught me to be present, self-aware, empathetic, and to prioritize connection with others.
Improv taught me to listen and to deal with the unexpected in positive and creative ways. Paired with my training as a leadership coach, I work with leaders and teams to help them with communication, connection, and teamwork. What I offer is no ordinary communication training!
Looking for tips to improve communication, teamwork, and overall company culture?
Rave reviews
“Caitlin did an excellent job facilitating a workshop for my team. From the time we first met to preparation and the actual workshop, she was helpful and engaging and was highly focused on ensuring my workshop went the way I had envisioned. My team had excellent feedback afterwards and I can say it had an immediate positive impact on how my team interacted and felt about communication.”
Ishele Graves, Regional Vice President, US SLG East, North America Public Sector, Gartner
“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Caitlin. She is innovative, thought-provoking and quite brilliant. If you want to get it done, with wisdom and adventure she’s your choice. Makes all the difference!”
-S.W
Rave Reviews
“This is exactly what I hope our clients feel when they work with us, and I would recommend any company who would like their employees to sharpen their communication skills reach out to Caitlin.”
Julie Goin, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker at TRU Agent Real Estate
“We focused on communication in a completely different way. Not preachy and not a seminar-feel, but a fun, engaging way to demonstrate the importance of being open and positive. I stepped outside my comfort zone. As an introvert, the idea of improv was horrifying. But it was fun!”
Jill Gresens, Product Developer, VWR