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Feb 261 min read

Leadership Communication #7: Be Interesting

Be interesting! Deep dive into your delivery style and your way of structuring your ideas.

Feb 152 min read

Best Public Speakers Series: Bill Clinton

We included Bill Clinton in our list because of the structure of his messages, the generosity he shows and the command he has with language.

Feb 121 min read

Leadership Communication #5: Contrast and Intensity

How do some people naturally stand out and command the room? They make it look easy to speak up. Their comments and questions fascinate...

Feb 72 min read

Best Public Speakers Series: Jerich Beason

We included Jerich Benson in our Best Public Speakers because of his authenticity, self-awareness, and captivating storytelling.

Feb 51 min read

Leadership Communication #4: Build Your Personal Brand

The importance of a personal brand lies in its ability to distinguish and promote an individual's unique identity, skills, and reputation.

Jan 222 min read

Leadership Communication #2: Adopt An Expansive Mindset

How can you think more expansively? Think outside your swimlane, organization, and industry to perform way outside your performance review.

Jan 151 min read

Leadership Communication #1: Protect and Grow Confidence

Learn how to shift your thinking, so you can protect and grow your confidence

Dec 25, 20232 min read

Best Public Speakers Series: Katie Couric

We included Katie Couric on our "Best Public Speakers" list because of her sharp messaging and great connection with the audience.

Dec 18, 20233 min read

Leadership Communication Tips: Feedback to a Direct Report

Think about your structure, presence, and boost your inner confidence when delivering feedback to a team member.

Dec 11, 20233 min read

How do you build relationships with cross-functional leaders

Building relationship is a strategic investment in the organization's ability to navigate complexity and achieve its goals.

Dec 4, 20232 min read

Great Speaker: Warren Buffett, Chairman, and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway

We included Warren Buffet on our Great Speakers List because of his excellent sense of humor, casual style, and mild-mannered confidence.

Nov 27, 20232 min read

Leadership Communication: How to Deliver Bad News to Team Members

Transparency and compassion are key elements in effectively delivering difficult news to a team.

Nov 20, 20232 min read

Great Speaker: Arianna Huffington

Her career has spanned politics, media, well-being, and a prominent figure in discussions about success, happiness and health.

Nov 13, 20233 min read

How to Monitor Progress and Not Micro Manage: Communication for Leadership Success

The approach of monitoring progress without micromanaging supports a healthy work culture, stimulates individual growth, and overall success

Nov 6, 20233 min read

How to Handle Questions When You Are Not Sure | Communication Strategy for Leadership Success

How do you handle questions when you are not sure? Here are communication strategies for leadership success.

Oct 30, 20232 min read

Best Public Speakers: Carla Harris

Carla Harris is on our best public speakers list because of her vocal presence and the directness in which she shares keen insights.

Oct 16, 20232 min read

When You Hesitate to Delegate: Communication Strategies for Leaders

Delegating work not only enhances your management skills, but also supports your team's development. Take your team to the next level...

Oct 16, 20232 min read

Pitch Perfect: Communication Strategies that Increase Impact

Involves the ability to communicate effectively and with precision, is highly important. For Clarity, Influence and Impact.

Oct 9, 20232 min read

Board Communications: Handling Q&A for the Chief Information Officer

Q&A sessions allow the CIO to articulate the organization's technological vision and strategic direction.

Oct 2, 20232 min read

What does “Be More Engaging” mean?

When you get feedback to be more engaging, what does that really mean? Start by asking a few questions to find out what needs to change.