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Personally, we can feel inept and
frustrated -it can dent our confidence,
self esteem and career prospects.
But most importantly, it can prevent us from making our unique contribution to the world
Harness the power of public speaking and interpersonal communication
Who design, build & execute
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make a difference
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Who design, build and execute
Who innovate and create the future
Who enable our lives
Who observe, discover and advocate
Who care, protect and preserve
Who help save the planet
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Scientists
Conservationists
Activists
Who are on the cutting edge
Who contribute to society
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Nearly everything we encounter has been touched by technology.
From education to entertainment to medicine to manufacturing. This list is endless and the components are extensive: software, hardware, data, storage, AI, robotics, networks, blockchain, security.
People, though, are at the heart of technology.
They imagine it and realise it. And communicate it. That can be tricky.
How do you solve problems together? How do you know what’s important and essential to convey to others?
How do you make the complex simple and understandable?
When technology specialists become communication specialists they make things clearer and easier; they save time, money and energy. They move us forward.
Never has science been more important. As the world moves faster and with more complexity, we need real facts, real findings, and real insight. We need intellectual rigour, inquisitive natures, and methodical approaches.
Scientists know a lot. Really a lot!
Yet distilling that research so it reaches beyond the walls of the lab and makes a difference is difficult.
How to extract the key data and messages to better humanity?
To have the impact they seek, science professionals need to step into the shoes of their audience; understand why it’s important to them, what they need to hear and how they need to hear it.
We are losing biodiversity at an unparalleled rate. The size and complexity of the problem, lack of funding and inertia hinder conservation efforts.
Do you need your work to have a broad impact and investment?
Do people need to act or change their behaviour?
Do you need to talk to engage, inform and make things happen?
Do you need to share your research with authority?
Then you need to be a Powerful Presenter!
As Sir David Attenborough said
“Saving our planet is now a communications challenge. We know what to do, we just need the will.”
International business drives value and purpose. It’s complex and challenging.
A leader has myriad (sometimes conflicting) responsibilities and must consider many stakeholders. They are expected to delegate, deliver and keep abreast of industry trends.
Meetings and presentations are the vehicles for much of this work.
You, your team and the organisation suffer if they miss an engagement, and lack clarity and action.
The presenter wins.
They learn how to be seen, heard and understood.
The audience wins.
They can now make good decisions and take the right actions.
The organisation wins.
Better communicators build a strong reputation and a successful enterprise.
We help event organisers up their game. Elevate their speakers. Deliver inspiration. Every event. Every single time.
…a slightly obsessed communication and presentation coach & trainer!
I care about people being happy and successful at work, and about organisations fulfilling their purpose.
I contribute to this by helping professionals become truly effective communicators. I bring:
Expertise. I am a certified coach and trainer who has been learning and applying public speaking and communication skills for over 20 years.
Experience. I’ve worked with countless ambitious and dynamic professionals in some of the world’s leading organisations. I have also been a TEDx speaker coach since 2010 at events such as TEDxAmsterdam, Berlin, Monte Carlo & CERN with talks reaching millions at TED.com.
Empathy. I’ve been a beginner time and time again. Wherever you are, I’ve been there too.
Enjoyment. Learning is more effective if we enjoy ourselves, right?
Avoid these 5 often-made presentation traps to elevate your speaking skills and boost your career and leadership role.
Nearly everything we encounter has been touched by technology.
From education to entertainment to medicine to manufacturing. This list is endless and the components are extensive: software, hardware, data, storage, AI, robotics, networks, blockchain, security.
People, though, are at the heart of technology. They imagine it and realise it.
And communicate it. That can be tricky.
How do you solve problems together? How do you know what’s important and essential to convey to others? How do you make the complex simple and understandable?
When technology specialists become communication specialists they make things clearer and easier; they save time, money and energy. They move us forward.
International business drives value and purpose. It’s complex and challenging.
A leader has a myriad of (sometimes conflicting) responsibilities and must consider many stakeholders. They are expected to delegate, deliver and keep abreast of industry trends.
Meetings and presentations are the vehicle for much of this work. You, your team and the organisation suffer if they miss engagement, and lack clarity and action.
Never has science been more important.
As the world moves faster and with more complexity we need real facts, real findings, real insight. We need intellectual rigour, inquisitive natures, methodical approaches.
Scientists know a lot. Really a lot!
Yet distilling that research so it reaches beyond the walls of the lab and makes a difference is difficult. How to extract the key data and messages to better humanity?
To have the impact they seek, science professionals need to step into the shoes of their audience; understand why it’s important to them, what they need to hear and how they need to hear it.
