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EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS COACHING
Offering a creative solution in redefining Public Speaking, Presenting, and Executive Presence.
ADDRESS THE CHALLENGES:
- A-startup entrepreneur attempts to pitch the company’s mission to investors.
- A vice-chairman’s new role requires public speaking, company pitches, and town halls.
- A keynote speaker’s presentations lack effectiveness and inspiration.
- A manager is being considered for a promotion but scrambles to articulate the company’s message.
- An executive director strains to verbalize the strategic plan to the Board of Directors.
- A partner’s accent is suppressing confidence and minimizing collaborations.
Change Your Communication
As a leader, with so much riding on decision-making, we often lose our confidence to the fear of self-defeat.
Develop an action plan that discloses your leadership strategy with sincerity and vulnerability.
“Having the opportunity to receive personalized, candid, ' and direct coaching from Vincent was fantastic. I gained valuable presentation and communication tools that are already helping me to be a more effective communicator.”
Keith Brady, Director Partnership Development, Aramark
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Finding and Improving Your Speaking Voice
Presenting an interactive curriculum in advancing speech production, articulation, and accent reduction.
Developing your voice with varied inflection, volume, and pace. Whether you are speaking at a packed lecture hall or presenting to a small team meeting, effective voice projection is essential if you want people to hear you clearly and take you seriously as a speaker.
Techniques to Improve Your Vocal Projection
Effective voice projection depends on a combination of three key areas:
Breathing - Resonance - Pitch
PRESENCE
Developing character with credibility and integrity.
When being viewed as influential by colleagues, it’s critical to be mindful of what you say, and how and you say it. With some investment in finding an authentic and influential form of your own voice and body-language, you are more likely to be a member of the senior team.
Be poised and assured in the value of your own contribution
Use great judgment about using assertions, questions, and silence
Avoid unhelpful verbal habits
Be confident and kind, without being arrogant
Watch your body language
Observe yourself and the situation as you participate
“Vincent is fantastic! Not only is he a great person, but he takes the time to understand his clients, their goals, and structures a curriculum specifically for them. I would recommend him to all professionals looking to improve their public speaking and presentation skills.”
Rachel Holt, Associate Attorney at RAM Law, L.L.P.