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| What is the Pre-Meeting Intensive? |
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When delivery and writing really count – when key players must speak before the Board, Stockholders, full or partial company meetings - get them coached to make each speaker shine. |
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To appear at their best, speakers are evaluated for skills and weaknesses for delivering in this format |
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Each participant is digitally taped, coached and taped again to integrate new skills with current expertise |
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Speakers will be digitally taped, coached, and taped again to integrate current expertise with new skills |
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Each speaker will make the impression you’ve wanted |
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This is a fast-moving intensive where you will see results quickly.
Bring with you specific questions you have on how to better
handle the difficult situations that you've encountered,
or are anticipating in the upcoming meeting. |
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| Who is it for? |
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The experienced CEO, CIO, VP, and Executive who will be addressing boards, stockholders, clients, investors and employee meetings |
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Those who must make a great impression and appear more confident in large meetings |
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People who are new to being in the public eye |
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| Content of the Intensive |
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| Confidence |
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Look masterful and confident at any time, even when you don’t feel it |
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Quickly get control of nervousness by using the latest research |
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Recover well from difficult questions and interruptions |
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Eliminate “uh, um, you know” etc. |
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Have no fear of impromptu speaking or answering unexpected questions |
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| Writing |
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Deliver a more powerful message with a strong Opener and Close for each section
Increase knowledge transfer and get to the point with simple editing techniques
Hold their attention with analogies, compelling stories and relevant quotations |
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Connect one topic to the next with transitions
Bring technical or complex facts to life
Get less push-back about unpopular ideas |
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You will know how to project a natural and professional presence |
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Delivery |
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Radiate a leader’s self-assurance |
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Sound natural and relaxed |
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Know what to do with hands and feet |
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Accent - Retain, but smooth an accent |
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| Difficult People, Difficult Situations |
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Skillfully manage the unanticipated |
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Control troublesome audience members with style |
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Cope with difficult situations and challenging people |
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Impromptu Speaking |
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Be comfortable with Q & A and spontaneous speaking |
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Apply organizational principals when speaking extemporaneously |
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Connect to People |
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Make an excellent first impression
Capture their attention on teleconferences and in person |
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Appeal to listeners on both rational and emotional levels
Be memorable by developing your own personal style |
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| Advantages of an Individual Intensive |
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Provides your executive with 100% of two experts attention |
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You will experience accelerated learning |
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Fits your schedule at your location |
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Consists of constant, direct yet diplomatic feedback. |
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Completely customized for optimum efficiency |
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| Advantages of a Group Intensive |
Your choice: Have several executives will meet as a group for instruction and coaching or have one after another meet with the experts |
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Receive personal feedback from the instructors with rapid skill improvement |
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Use actual work material during rehearsals |
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Results – Speak much better at meetings and improved communication with colleagues, customers, and upper management |
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Take a Trainer who turns out excellent speakers for twenty years,
add an Emmy nominated former Good Morning America producer who writes material under tight deadlines,
and You Will Put on the Best Meeting ever. |
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| Bios |
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Reesa Woolf, PhD, Executive Speaking Skills Trainer, has helped top corporate leaders become excellent speakers for over 20 years. She was a convention keynote speaker herself, a Senior Trainer for the American Management Association and Drake Beam Morin (executive career expert) and was the Press Secretary of a Hawaii gubernatorial campaign. She has worked with executives from Wharton, many, many pharmaceutical companies, DuPont, Coca Cola, Microsoft, U.S. Naval Academy, Mercedes Benz US International, Simon and Shuster, Victoria’s Secret and other top firms. |
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John Kippycash, former producer for Good Morning America and twice nominated for a national Emmy, edits, evaluates or writes speech content. John has written speeches for several divisions of AT&T, Johnson and Johnson, East New York Savings Bank, St. Clare's Hospital and many others. He turns out quality work under tight deadlines. |
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For the past 20 years top executives around the globe have polished their speaking performance with Dr. Reesa Woolf.
Her techniques are simple and effective. Participants are repeatedly taped while rehearsing, then directly and diplomatically critiqued to improve their material and delivery.
Their openings and closings become more dynamic; they are more commanding and relaxed after only one session. Whether the talk is technical, informational or motivational, they feel and look completely “in charge.”
Participants learn to effectively incorporate their personalities in order to connect listeners to the material.
People who speak English as a second language learn techniques to smooth their accents, hold listeners’ attention and be more easily understood. |
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Please contact me at 800/769-6653. |
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Regards,
Reesa Woolf
Reesa Woolf |
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