Podcasts about executive speech coach

Webster's Dictionary defines The 11th Hour as “the latest possible time before it's too late.” Today Darren and Mark give examples of 11th hour speaking situations and offer advice on how to be unforgettable by performing professionally at the 11th hour.   SNIPPETS:   • We are paid to make 11th hour decisions   • True professionals perform at the 11th hour   • Be aware that meeting planners often face 11th hour challenges   • Build relationships by serving others in their 11th hour   • Be aware that people around you may be in their 11th hour   • Be the meeting planner's favorite   • Be prepared for 11th hour situations   • Make yourself available for 11th hour assignments   • Be the 11th hour presenter   • Learn all you can about events, so you don't miss 11th hour opportunities   • Don't wait for 11th hour coaching   • Think of ways to improve on what landed     Work with Mark and Darren: https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com/get-a-speaking-coach/   Check Out Stage Time University: https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com

What is a ‘back pocket speech?' When do you need it? How do you use it? All good questions! Darren and Mark provide answers…and ideas for making your ‘back pocket speech' unforgettable.   SNIPPETS: • It's not if…but when you have to fill in for another speaker   • Be prepared   • Make the meeting planner look good, and build your reputation   • Make it a habit at a conference to offer to speak if a speaker doesn't show up   • Ask yourself, “What more can I provide?”   • Create awareness. If they aren't aware of you, they can't hire you   • Don't get ready; stay ready (Craig Valentine)   • Keep a file of potential back-pocket presentations   • You have more material than you know   • Be natural Work with Mark and Darren: https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com/get-a-speaking-coach/   Check Out Stage Time University: https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com

Do your clients and prospects know how much you have to offer? Mark and Darren discuss more than a dozen additional ways that you can serve your clients, and techniques for making meeting planners aware.   SNIPPETS:   • Add value   • Let them know during your pitch   • Reinforce during pre-event call   • Remind them during your follow-up meeting   • Put additional offerings in the contract/agreement   • Seed additional services during your presentation   • No need to sell from the stage                                             • Use TalkaDot   • Have a verbal Linktree conversation   • Pass a clipboard to collect information   • Use your newsletter • Give away your book during your presentation                                                                                                          

Sarah has spent the last 15 years coaching global executives in over 50 industries and is the founder and owner of Green Room Speakers. Whether preparing for a keynote address, briefing senior officials or pitching a product, Sarah helps leaders find their core message – and make that message stick. Sarah works with executives in Fortune 50 companies, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations.Sarah is a Professor of Communications at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business and the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, where she lectures regularly to students from around the world.Find Sarah at https://greenroomspeakers.com/ and at https://www.linkedin.com/in/greenroomspeakers/  ----- John Bates provides 1:1 Executive Communications Coaching, both in-person and online, as well as large and small group training. Sign up for his free weekly micro-trainings at https://johnbates.com/mini-trainings and create a great leadership communications habit that makes you the kind of leader who inspires trust, loyalty and connection.

You've got the speaking engagement, now what? What can the event planner tell you to help you to deliver an unforgettable presentation? Darren and Mark discuss the pre-event questionnaire and offer insight into how you can set yourself up for presentation success.   SNIPPETS: • Prepare an Event Planners Questionnaire   • Have a call and connect casually first (video is ideal)   • Ask questions and listen carefully to answers   • Your client is the event planner   • Identify the economic buyer                                             • Read the Zoom room   • Be a Planner-Pleaser   • Critical question: Ask about taboo topics   • Ask about recent company/organization changes                                             • Strive to be their favorite   • Ask permission to interview 10 event attendees                                             • Start your own questionnaire as an editable document

Joel Weldon, Hall of Fame Speaker and Executive Speech Coach and Sales Trainer, has more than 45 years of professional speaking experience. In our conversation, Joel shares his journey to becoming a celebrated speaker and highlights how he acquired his skills. He breaks down the direct connection between effective speaking and business outcomes, and shares his top tips for getting comfortable in front of a group. We also chat about aging with vitality and the power of committing to a decision.    IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: How to become a better public speaker, regardless of your current skill set  Why being able to communicate in a group setting is essential for entrepreneurs  The day Joel decided he didn't have to get old and retire from his dream job  Advice for people who are searching for their purpose  Joel's #1 tip for becoming a more effective speaker    RESOURCES:  Learn more from me and proven business experts by signing up for one of my many online courses.   CONNECT WITH JOEL Follow Joel on LinkedIn: Joel Weldon  Learn more on Joel's website: ultimatespeaker.com    CONNECT WITH CANDY Follow me: @candyvalentino Buy your copy of Wealth Habits: wealthhabitsbook.comJoin Founders Organization 

Need support on becoming a better and more authentic public speaker? Join us for a conversation with Liz Radzick, Executive Speech Coach, and President of Manifest Consulting. Liz has a unique background in classical music, comedy and improv so her ability to bring authenticity and creativity along with the bottom line to presentations is a real asset. Her skills and consulting have helped thousands of individuals influence their audiences and more recently 2 entrepreneurs pitched for capital on CBC's Dragon Den. During our conversation, she shares some tips and tricks for ensuring you slow it down and create a compelling story that connects you with your audience, no matter who that might be, a TEDx talk, Interview, town hall, etc. Thank you, Bonhill, for sponsoring this episode of WIL Talk.

On today's episode, Ami Kassar interviews Mikki Williams, Hall of Fame Keynote Speaker, TED Speaker, Storyteller, Executive Speech Coach, and Vistage Master Chair, about how presenting online is different from presenting in person and how she teaches these skills. Mikki Williams is a CSP, certified speaking professional, a member of the prestigious Speaker Hall of Fame, and a TEDx speaker. A global celebrity speaker and transformational storyteller, she was chosen as one of the best speakers in the country by Meetings and Convention Magazine along with Tony Robbins, Bill Gates, and Lou Holtz. Mikki is an award-winning Vistage speaker, the world's leading executive organization, and a Master Chair of two of their peer advisory boards. If that's not enough, this busy entrepreneur runs Speaker Schools, The Mikki Mouth Club, Keynote Kamp, Outrageous Orators, and she was recognized in Forbes as a top executive speech coach. She has spoken in every US state, every Canadian province, and every continent except Antarctica…where she can't wear her stiletto's. Recorded 08/25/2021.

Libby is joined by private Executive Speech Coach, Laura Bresee. When your job requires frequent public speaking with little or no time to prepare, your vocal confidence and professional credibility are at stake.  Lack of preparation and practice delivering your subject matter will undoubtedly result in visible symptoms of speech anxiety.  Laura is passionate about coaching Voice Mechanics strategies to busy professionals to ensure their spoken communication remains effective when speaking under pressure.    Libby and Laura discuss:  Speech analysis Understanding that every speech is different and how to prepare for different situations The performance aspect of public speaking The importance of vocal warm-ups Speech anxiety and how to combat it Tips for finding confidence when it comes to speaking   Laura is the Principal Owner of Memphis Speech Solutions and is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist certified by the American Speech and Hearing Association.  She approaches voice coaching with a holistic perspective using mind-body techniques from internationally acclaimed Heather Lyle Vocal Yoga and Fitzmaurice Voicework methods.    Connect with Laura: https://memphisspeech.com/ www.linkedin.com/pub/laura-bresee/ https://www.instagram.com/laurabresee_slp/ https://www.facebook.com/memphisspeechsolutions https://twitter.com/memphisspeech

Deb Sofield is an Executive Speech Coach and says YOU CANNOT BUILD UP to your "wow" in your speech - YOU MUST engage your audience ASAP. Also, if you still say "elevator speech" you are way behind the times. Find out why public speaking has changed.

Does the idea of having to give a presentation make you feel sick to your stomach? Or maybe you've been speaking for awhile but are looking for ways to take your speaking up a notch, to be seen as the leader you truly are. On this episode of the Workplace Communication Podcast, we speak with Suzannah Baum, a Presentations and Public Speaking Specialist, Trainer, Executive Speech Coach and Speaker, who shares her top tips on how to deliver a more compelling presentation. Leadership tips you won't want to miss: 3 common approaches to public speaking Crafting a more compelling message The who, what and why of presentations Doing the research well Getting people to learn, feel and do Guiding people to take action Suzannah Baum works with business professionals who want to position themselves as leaders by delivering more engaging, compelling presentations. Through her training programs, workshops, executive speech coaching, online learning and keynotes, Suzannah teaches both new and experienced speakers a unique process to create and deliver powerful presentations, allowing them to stand up in front of audiences with confidence and clarity, build their visibility and reputation, and get the results they want. Suzannah has been featured on various media outlets such as Global TV News, Breakfast TV Montreal, CJAD Montreal radio, the Montreal Gazette, and Elle Canada, and is a contributor to the Huffington Post. She taught public speaking at McGill University for 8 years, and has run her training and coaching programs at organizations that include Roche Pharmaceuticals, BMO Capital Markets, Service Canada, the National Film Board of Canada. She is a past President of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers (Montreal Chapter), the mom of a 9-year old boy, and always travels with chocolate. With more than 14 years in the speaking industry, Suzannah has helped thousands of speakers gain more confidence, build more powerful presentations, and unleash their ultimate speaking potential.  If you are looking to take your presentation and speaking skills to the new level, then this episode is for you! If you've enjoyed this episode, please be sure to subscribe and leave a review.  Links: Website: www.suzannahbaum.com LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/suzannahbaum YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/suzannahbaum Videos & learning tips: https://suzannahbaum.com/videos-resources/ Products & educational resources: https://suzannahbaum.com/products/ Lindsay's contact information: To book a discovery call: https://calendly.com/lindsaylapaquette/discovery-call E-mail: lindsay@collaborative-solutions.ca Website: https://lindsaylapaquette.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsaylapaquette/ Previous podcast episodes:  https://lindsaylapaquette.com/podcast

Executive Speech Coach, Patricia Fripp offers advice to leaders in finding and telling their stories because stories connect with listeners and make your message memorable. In the world of professional speaking, Patricia is considered a rock star. Patricia simplifies and demystifies the process of preparing and presenting powerful, persuasive presentations. She delivers her message through keynote speeches, breakout sessions, and in-depth customized training and coaching. Patricia is now virtually everywhere with FrippVT, her interactive, learn-at-your-own-pace, virtual presentation skills training. Learn more at www.Fripp.com Learn how to transform your presentations at www.FrippVT.com   Your Intended Message is the podcast about how you can boost your career and business success by honing your communication skills. We'll examine the aspects of how we communicate one-to-one, one to few and one to many – plus that important conversation, one to self. In these interviews we will explore presentation skills, public speaking, conversation, persuasion, negotiation, sales conversations, marketing, team meetings, social media, branding, self talk and more.   Your host is George Torok George is a specialist in communication skills. Especially presentation. He's fascinated by the links between communication and influencing behaviours. He delivers training and coaching programs to help leaders and promising professionals deliver the intended message for greater success.   Facts about George Torok He hosted the radio show, Business in Motion for 19 years, interviewing over 500 guests He wrote Secrets of Power Marketing, the bestselling book of personal marketing By the age of 21 he had visited 35 countries   Connect with George Torok www.torok.com www.SpeechCoachforExecutives.com www.SuperiorPresentations.net https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgetorokpresentations/ https://www.instagram.com/georgetorok/ https://www.youtube.com/user/presentationskills1  

Thanks so much for downloading On The Fly! This is episode 7 with Sarah Gershman – you’ll notice she doesn’t zone out once during this pod chat! And that's because she is an Executive Speech Coach and Presentation Skills Trainer in Washington, D.C. You can find her online here: https://www.greenroomspeakers.com/ No matter who or where you are right now, a big chunk of the last few months has probably been spent talking to people on a screen through Zoom, Skype, FaceTime and any number of video chat apps… And on the plus side, no doubt they’ve saved our sanity (as well as our businesses) but it’s exhausting… especially for work where it’s less about the chat and more about concentration and productivity. And so if you relate to any of that I think you’ll enjoy this chat… Sarah wrote an article about this for The Harvard Business Review, called “Stop Zoning out on Zoom” – and it was a real eye opener for me and I had to know more. In this conversation Sarah expands on the topics in her articles (she also wrote another about conference calls) and talks about hosts, and participants can get more out of video and conference calls and I hope you’ll find it really helpful. Links "Stop Zoning Out in Zoom Meetings" – https://hbr.org/2020/05/stop-zoning-out-in-zoom-meetings “Mistakes We Make in Conference Calls" – https://trainingindustry.com/articles/professional-development/mistakes-we-make-on-conference-calls-and-how-to-fix-them/? Sarah also mentions this book, “Made To Stick” by Chip and Dan Heath Song for the Episode Predictably… this episode’s song, dedicated to Sarah is (of course), 1982’s “Zoom” by Fat Larry’s Band – what else could it be? Not that the issues in this episode is exclusive to Zoom but you get the idea. Here they are performing on Top of the Pops. –––––––––––––– I’m Jon Gill, an award winning mobile filmmaker and trainer based in Fife, Scotland. I run mobile filmmaking workshops (all online) as well as courses in social media, brand development and storytelling. Clients in 2020 include the V&A Design Museum in Dundee; The Open University; NHS Tayside, The Care Inspectorate. And you’ll find more about me and what I do at MadeOnAMobile.co.uk –––––––––––––– Thanks again for downloading #OnTheFlyPodcast Please subscribe to get the pod as soon as it’s shared. Please remember to share with your networks and communities and find me on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn by using the hashtag #MadeOnAMobile or search for @OnTheSuperFly See you next time for Episode 8!

During this mini episode, You, Me, and Your Top Three host and CGS Advisors CEO, Gregg Garrett, speaks with Dr. Ethan Becker, president of Boston-based communications firm The Speech Improvement Company. He speaks about communication in times of crisis and disruption; specifically, the long-term effects of this pandemic on general communication and best practices for communicating online and through various digital platforms. Dr. Becker also addresses the importance of listening to effectively communicate. About Dr. Ethan Becker Dr. Ethan F. Becker is a second-generation Executive Speech Coach and Trainer with the 56 year old global business, The Speech Improvement, Inc. He is co-author of the international best-selling book Mastering Communication at Work: How to lead, manage, and influence, which is published worldwide by McGraw-Hill.  The book is also an Amazon #1 best seller in 13 categories. Ethan has developed and delivered powerful customized motivational speeches on various topics related to communication worldwide. In addition to group work, Ethan serves as trusted advisor and executive communication coach to many. In addition to helping business partners in nearly all of the United States, Dr. Becker has unique international experience. He has lived in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia where he immersed himself in the Asian culture conducting research, training, and coaching with the ICLIF leadership and governance center. In addition, he has coached and presented in countries such as China, Japan, Australia, Singapore, Korea, Germany, England, Thailand, and many more. This provides him with valuable international and cultural perspectives, which he brings to his clients. Ethan has taught at and helped such organizations such as Harvard University, John’s Hopkins University, Boston Scientific, Petronas, Apple, Tenaga Nasional, Bank Negara, The New York Giants, Bain Capital, Canon USA, Biogen IDEC, Telekom Malaysia, Maybank, Kenanga, AmBank, RAZAK School of Government, FBI, Biogen Idec, Shire, Magenta, Atlas Ventures, Translate Bio, Cadent Therapeutics, Surface Oncology,  Constellation Pharmaceuticals, Northeast Human Resources Association, Kronos, SuriaKLCC, and IBM, as well as countless individual executives, managers, politicians, celebrities and other clients from around the world. Dr. Becker holds 2 doctorates. His latest is a PhD focused on industry and organizational psychology from the Harold Able School of social behavior and sciences at Capella University. A second doctorate in human letters from Fitchburg State University, an MBA from the school of business and technology at Capella University, with a dual focus on International Business Communication and Leadership, and a BS in mass communication.  Show Highlights 1:00        The importance of communication to build relationships in a social distanced, self-isolated way. 2:04        Dr. Ethan Becker – president of The Speech Improvement Company. 5:00        Short-and long-term effects of social distancing and isolation on communication. 9:08        A focus on tools for communicating virtually; how effective are they? 12:30      “How important is listening to make speaking relevant?” 15:40      Quick communication tips for active listening and speaking through digital platforms. Additional Information Contact Dr. Ethan Becker: Becker’s LinkedIn Becker’s email Contact Gregg Garrett: Gregg’s LinkedIn Gregg’s Twitter Gregg’s Bio Contact CGS Advisors: Website LinkedIn Twitter

A Man of Firsts — Staying current by being a Toastmaster Edmore Gamundani (Human Resources Development Practitioner, Keynote Speaker, Executive Speech Coach and Author) tells Elizabeth Viljoen on Creating Culture of all the first things he experienced: • Although being the last Division Governor for the Pretoria/Zimbabwe Division (because the title changed to Division Director), he was the first District Governor from outside South Africa. • Thereafter he was the first Southern African Club Growth Director (because of the title change). • He was the first Member of District 74 Cabinet outside South Africa. • He was the first man of colour in the District 74 Trio (District Director, Programme Quality Director, Club Growth Director). He faced and overcame mental challenges, both mental and geographical. He says: 'You can only learn to swim by swimming. You can only learn to speak by speaking. And you can only learn to lead, by leading.' Radio TI | LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/37774704/ Southern African Toastmasters | LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/southern-african-toastmasters/ Radio TI | Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RadioTMI/ Music : Myk Nich | https://www.facebook.com/MykNich/ Engage with us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RadioTMI/ When you're ready to #BeHeard, contact the podcast specialists at

Permission to Speak Podcast. Hosted by Leadership Communications Expert Kelly Vandever. Episode #40 - Tom Nixon Interviews Kelly Vandever. Permission to Speak is the video blog and podcast that loiters at the intersections of leaders who want their people to speak up, technology that facilitates connections, and results that serve an organization’s higher purpose. Topics covered in this episode include: - Kelly tells her stories and why the Permission to Speak podcast focuses on leaders who want their employees to speak up, technology that facilitates connections, and results that serve our higher purpose - Employee voice - Employees speaking up at work - Self-confidence of leaders - When Kelly was told not to speak up in the Navy - And when Kelly was required to speak up in the Navy - One characteristic of the best leaders that always comes up in Kelly’s management classes is that great leaders are great listeners - Discussing the need to understand the higher purpose of your organization - How the higher purpose of the organization ties into employees being engaged - You can’t provide excel customer service if you treat your people like crap - Technology and the power it has to give people a voice - Kelly’s example of the difference a knowledge sharing tool she used in Corporate America - Kelly was past president of the Georgia Chapter of the National Speakers Association - Storytelling and its power to create connections with leaders and their staffs - Questions answered - What happens when employees speak up at work? - What is the one characteristics all employees say their best manager had? - Why is it important to understand your organization’s mission? - Why is it important for a company to have a higher purpose? - Why is customer service bad when we tell our people to give good customer service? - How can technology help companies improve communications? - How can technology give introverts a voice? - Why is storytelling important to leaders?

Gwen Resick-Rennich is an International Speaker and Executive Speech Coach. She coaches CEOs/Presidents and their executive teams to captivate their listeners with impact and present themselves with poise and confidence.   Gwen discusses what quality is mostly missed in the way people deliver their information, how to keep listeners engaged, and advice for helping people manage their fear of speaking.    What can you do RIGHT NOW to work on making your Business more Sustainable, Transferable and Valuable in the future? Visit our Online Planning Links at www.ExitCoachRadio.com/links Sponsors: Exit & Retirement Strategies, Inc. | BEI |Jeffrey M Verdon Law Group |  Albert J Rasch & Associates | Ghassemian Law Group Listening from an iPhone or iPad? Get our App in the App Store: click here  

As a former construction worker who turned down a four-year college scholarship because he thought he just wasn’t “smart enough” to go to college, Joel Weldon is living proof of the power of one idea, when acted upon, to transform your life!   For over 40 years he’s been one of the most highly respected and sought-after keynote speakers and sales trainers in North America, as well as an Idea Consultant and Executive Speech Coach for some of the world’s leading businesses.   Companies that hired him four decades ago are still hiring him today, because he gets RESULTS!   Read the entire show notes, key takeaways and find business-boosting resources at www.aesnation.com/19

[In the workplace] CONFIDENCE trumps COMPETENCE. That’s why if…you see someone who you know has less skill than you and they get promoted, I’ll bet you anything they have the confidence and ability to sell themselves. So you’ve landed that all-important job interview. Now all you need to do is rock up with your portfolio, […] The post Episode 29: How To Blitz Your Job Interview – Secrets of Executive Speech Coach Diane DiResta appeared first on Design Draw Speak.

In this fourth and final edited highlight from the Silicon Valley Speechwriters Roundtable call, we hear from the callers who had comments and questions. Helping me respond to callers questions is MasterCard VP Douglass Hatcher. By listening to the Q&A you'll hear comments and opinions about many aspects of the first day of the Ragan Speechwriters conference. Questions came in from: Freelance speechwriter Pete Weissman asked what was the most unexpected thing about the conference. Communications Director Sharon Rubinstein asked how complex topics can fit into a speech that only covers three points. Executive Speech Coach, Trainer, Proposal Consultant Chris Witt asked about the distinction between different uses of stories in speeches. Freelancer Colin Moorhouse commented on the value of the Ragan Conference and the power of storytelling in speeches. Wendy Hanson shared her interest in podcasting. Paula Tesch from Duarte asked about the challenge of getting speakers to include storytelling in their speeches. Doug Neff from Duarte asked about the two kinds of speakers who use stories and the importance of using stories to move audiences to action. To hear what they said, click on the podcast icon below.

In this podcast, Patricia Fripp gives advice on how to formulate effective presentations for interviews or the boardroom.