MassBioEd Course: Presenting with Persuasion, Clarity & Strength

MassBioEd course on presenting with persuasion, clarity, and strength

Join Robin Golinski, Executive Communication Coach and our partner, MassBioEd on June 13, 2024 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Presenting with Persuasion, Clarity & Strength provides professionals with key skills to comfortably speak in a clear and confident manner. Whether presenting internally or externally, telling your story effectively, delivering meaningful messages, being persuasive, and speaking confidently in a variety of settings takes skill development and practice. The course is taught with role-playing and exercises.

“I learned that non-verbal aspects when speaking were very important to be aware of. Most of the time, people do not know they are ‘presenting’ before actually speaking.” – Attendee, September 2021

Topics

  • Sharing Communication Challenges
  • Understanding the Listener’s Needs
  • Understanding the Communication Environment
  • Identifying Theme
  • Being Persuasive
  • Using Notes & Visual Aids
  • Best Practices for Presenting Virtually
  • Handling Questions
  • Practice Strategies
  • Deliver a Presentation to the Group

MassBio Member Rate: $850
Non Member Rate: $970

To register: https://massbioed.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/massbioed/eventRegistration.jsp?event=1596&

 

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