Erica Keswin is an expert in the business of working human. She helps top-of-the-class businesses, organizations and individuals improve their performance by honoring relationships in every context, always with an eye toward high-tech for human touch. In everything she does—speaking, workshops, writing, consulting, research—and in her personal life, she is a passionate dot-connector.
The Spaghetti Project is a platform devoted to sharing the science and stories of human connections with global brands, communities, teams and individuals. Inspired by a 2015 Cornell study showing that firemen who eat together are better at their jobs (they save more lives!), Erica has made it her business to help people honor relationships. And as a hats-off to the firemen and their go-to firehouse meal, she calls her work the Spaghetti Project.
Use Stories from Customers to Highlight Your Company’s Purpose
When a company brings true stories to light, the culture becomes one of paying attention. Leaders and managers learn to keep their eyes and ears on what’s most important — the real experiences of real people.
Spaghetti Project Encourages Community Building Beyond Screens
“When left to our own devices, we’re not connecting,” said Erica Keswin, Spaghetti Project founder, workplace strategist professional, and professional dot connector, at the UJA-Federation of New York.
Use Those Emojis Well: Bringing Our Human to LiveGrey
I just returned from speaking at Life@Work produced by LiveGrey, a boutique consultancy devoted to elevating workplace culture. The idea was to call together workplace thought leaders who care about values, culture, and making work more human.
Podcast: So Money Interview with Farnoosh Torabi
“We need to both leverage technology to strengthen relationships but also put it in its place.” Erica & Farnoosh dive deep on workplace culture & technology issues.
Clients & Testimonials
Over the past twenty years, Erica has worked with top clients ranging from A+I Architecture to NASA to The Wharton Club. Read what they have to say about her.
Apres Group: ‘Success Stories’ Video Interview
In this series, Après interviews women who have successfully reentered the workforce after taking career breaks. Watch their interview with Erica.