Speaking as a Leader

Inspiring an Audience with Your Speech. Public Speaking for Senior Managers.

Overview

Speaking as a Leader is a presentation skills workshop that teaches senior managers how to give an authentic speech that will not only move and persuade listeners, but spark them into action too.

Drawing from the rules of rhetoric, storytelling and performance, the workshop equips delegates with a broad and detailed understanding of how powerful public speaking is achieved. The course helps emerging leaders to inspire staff and thereby meet their organisation's objectives.

Outcomes

By the end of the Speaking as a Leader workshop delegates will know how to:

  • Understand the needs of any target audience
  • Apply the three classic rhetoric principles - ethos, logos and pathos
  • Use rhetorical concepts skilfully
  • Define their key message
  • Craft a memorable sound-bite
  • Apply storytelling techniques so the speech takes the audience on a journey
  • Narrate a pertinent story or anecdote
  • Deliver an inspiring call to action
  • Be themselves - ensure that their character comes across
  • Use their gestures, faces and voices to complement the verbal message
  • Project their voices in spaces with lively acoustics

Course Details

Workshop length:
Six hours
Maximum delegates:
Six people
Workshop fees:
£875 per course. Travel expenses and travel time are additional.
Five stars
“This was an excellent event, very well presented and professionally put together. It covered practical, actual and hypothetical situations including projection and voice control. Would definitely recommend this to other members.”

Cllr Tony Williams, Blackpool Conservative Group Leader

Let's Talk!

All training courses can be tailored to suit your needs. To chat through in more detail or find out any further information, give me a call on +44 (0)7973 933782 or if you prefer I can call you.

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