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Coca-Cola CEO: 20 seconds of energy in a 30-minute speech

Posted on July 1, 2011 by Presentation Trainers

Is the CEO of Coca-Cola an engaging speaker? Yes–but only for 20 seconds in a 30-minute speech. Continue reading →

Posted in Presentation Skills | Tagged boring presentations, Boring speaker, CEO, Coca-Cola, Coke, Muhtar Kent, presentation skills, Public Speaking, speech, Wharton | Leave a comment

Our open letter to the…uh…President

Posted on June 3, 2011 by Presentation Trainers

Mr. President, it’s time to cure your “uhh” problem. Contact EMS Communications for help before it’s too late. Continue reading →

Posted in EMS News | Tagged 60 minutes, barack obama, interview, interviews, non-words, obama, potus, president obama, speech, white house | Leave a comment

EMS Launches New and Improved Website

Posted on March 4, 2011 by Presentation Trainers

We at EMS Communications are excited to introduce our new website. Learn about the variety of options available for you and your team. Plus there are free resources that you can use to start enhancing your leadership, presentation and communication skills. Continue reading →

Posted in EMS News | Tagged EMS Communications, leadership development, presentation skills | Leave a comment

Repeat Business: Just Ask for It

Posted on February 17, 2011 by Presentation Trainers

Repeat business is crucial to most successful business. Here are 3 quick tips you can immediately implement to generate more repeat business. Continue reading →

Posted in Business Communication | Tagged repeat business, sales training | Leave a comment

EMS Training for Larger Groups

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Presentation Trainers

Communication and presentation seminars are critical to developing highly effective leaders. EMS now runs half-day, full-day and even two-day seminars for larger group sizes (up to 100 participants), depending on the depth of participative training our clients seek. Continue reading →

Posted in EMS News | Tagged Communications Skills Seminars, Corporate Training Seminars, EMS Communications, Presentation Skills Seminar | Leave a comment

Say “No” to Upspeak

Posted on February 4, 2011 by Presentation Trainers

Ever wonder why your statements lack the enthusiastic response from your audience you desire? It could be you’re exercising too much upspeak. Continue reading →

Posted in Presentation Skills | Tagged communication and soft skills, upspeak, uptalk | Leave a comment

Permission Not to Say “Thank you”

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Presentation Trainers

Thanking your audience is not an attributable public speaking skill, but rather is a waste of valuable time. Can the Thank You, and give your audience something more substantial. Continue reading →

Posted in Presentation Skills | Tagged pow! statements, public speaking skills | Leave a comment

Learning from Great Coaches

Posted on January 4, 2011 by Presentation Trainers

Do you want to motivate people during your next presentation? How about inspire, teach, influence, convince, move, enthuse or maximize? Learn 4 critical strategies from expert coaches. Continue reading →

Posted in Leadership Skills | Tagged executive coaching, motivated leadership, motivating presentations | Leave a comment

Fundamentally Speaking: EMS on Eye Contact

Posted on December 29, 2010 by Presentation Trainers

While it makes you uncomfortable, making eye contact with your audience is a critical skill of public speaking. Continue reading →

Posted in Presentation Skills | Tagged eye contact, public speaking skills | Leave a comment

Tips on Delivering That Prepared Text

Posted on December 9, 2010 by Presentation Trainers

Do you feel more comfortable presenting from a full-prepared script or text? If so, you’re not alone. More effective speakers have ditched the scripts for note cards, and we dare you to do the same. Continue reading →

Posted in Leadership Skills | Tagged EMS Communications, leadership development, Presentation Notes, Presentation Tips | Leave a comment


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