Powerful Presentation Strategies: Communicate Like a Pro
Organization:
Northern California Human Resources Association
Category:
Business
Geographical Area:
San Francisco
Start
Date:
6/4/2013
End Date:
6/4/2013
Start Time:
9:30 AM
End Time:
3:30 PM
Event
Info:
Qualifies for 5 General Recertification Credits
Public speaking is the No. 1 fear in our culture. This fear prevents many HR professionals from "being heard" and rising to the top of the profession. Yet, year after year, studies of the most important career skills to develop cite presentation and communication skills at the top of the list.
Learn to use your authentic voice to make each presentation successful. Receive the attention you and your material deserve during presentations, in meetings, while networking, conducting interviews and at conferences.
At the end of this lively workshop with professional speaker and NCHRA Annual Conference Master of Ceremonies, you will present like a pro by learning:
* To speak authentically - be who you are in every presentation * The secrets of professional speakers * To reduce the "butterflies" * To make your point in every presentation * To create a presentation action plan you can use the very next day
About the Presenter Gary Purece is a verbal communications specialist and trainer who has taught hundreds of HR professionals and senior executives how to minimize fear of speaking, make their point, and get attention with every business presentation. He has been using his verbal communication skills throughout this career. Gary's career began in radio broadcasting as an on-air announcer. He then became a senior leader at major international advertising agencies. The common thread that ran through his media career was verbal communication and the importance of precise verbal communication. Gary mastered the tools of effective verbal communication which makes him the successful speaker he is today. His experience in the media also taught him practical lessons on how business professionals can use communication to position themselves for career success.
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