Here are four key takeaways leaders will obtain from ‘Excellence in Communication: Presenting as a Leader:”

Attend the two-day course and you will learn how to:

1. Get to Your Point

Think of your main messages and how they relate to the question from your audience. Referring back to your main messages will keep your points clear and informative, as well as diminish potential misunderstandings.

2. Control Your Message

Reframing negative questions gives you the opportunity to avoid direct confrontation, and to frame a message positively. Offer alternative viewpoints and shift the focus so that the listener can see the issue from another perspective.

3. Be Confident & Powerful

Keep your body language confident and powerful. Stand up straight and keep your gestures natural to maintain your own composure, but also to remain credible. Strong body language helps support a strong answer.

4. Harness Your Composure

Listen intently and take a beat of silence. You will give a better answer if you stay calm and think it through.

When your question and answer session has commenced, wrap it up again with a second close. Offer your key points to ensure a lasting effect.

Register for the two-day course here!