Presentation Training to Engage Your Audience and Project Confidence

For many of our clients, working from home while social distancing also means presenting from home. As virtual meetings become the norm for important organizational conversations and planning, how can you make sure your message comes through as loudly and clearly as if you were meeting in person?

EMS Communications is conducting virtual training/coaching sessions to help clients brush up their virtual communication skills and prepare for important meetings, so contact us about scheduling time for yourself and your teams.

During election night coverage on Super Tuesday, the most interesting presenter we watched talked too quickly, used repetitive gestures, and spoke with a clipboard in his hand. But his energy and his passion carried the day, and even though his message was complicated, he did an amazing job of engaging a TV audience.

As many of us prepare to vote in the upcoming presidential primaries, the Democratic presidential candidates just completed their last debate before Super Tuesday. EMS watched the seven candidates on stage, and hereby offer our general impressions of the speaking and presentational styles of each.

We often help our clients find and practice stories that they can tell when they present. Audiences respond to and remember personal stories more than any other part of a speech, bridging that gap between you just a little bit (and sometimes a lot!) We tell the story about Jack Nicklaus, and why he liked to wear yellow shirts on the golf course on Sundays.