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Presentation Skills Training

Deborah Boswell works with some of the nation’s top companies, helping executives and emerging leaders project confidence and credibility to any audience. These clients understand how clear and concise presentations make a positive impact on earning ability and the company’s bottom line. Other sharpened skills include:

  • Grabbing your audience with the first words that come out of your mouth
  • Selling more products and services through powerful presentations
  • Conducting more powerful meetings that help get things done
  • Listening effectively
  • Developing a more powerful and energetic voice
  • Overcoming fear and shyness about business presentations
  • Presenting technical information clearly, concisely, and persuasively
  • Mastering voice projection, articulation, pace, body language, eye contact, and gestures
  • Using audience involvement techniques to identify and handle questions

 

Presentation skills seminars are delivered according to the client’s need in a variety of customized formats. These include two-day and half-day seminars and one-on-one coaching. Deborah has also produced a DVD training course, TECHNICALLY SPEAKING: PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR ENGINEERS & TECHNICAL PROFESSIONALS. This is a compressed version of her two-day course and provides CEUs through Auburn University’s Samuel Ginn College of Engineering.

While Deborah provides customized workshops and trains professionals in all fields, she specializes in the engineering, high-tech, banking, medical, financial and insurance sectors. After taking Deborah’s training, professionals will be able to:

  • Identify the key components of a powerful presentation.
  • Understand the value of utilizing stories and analogies in a technical presentation.
  • Explain the physiological and perceptual factors involved in producing a strong and interesting speaking voice.
  • List the specific tools required for communicating specific information to virtually any audience.
  • Utilize a three-step process for handling questions from the audience.
  • Differentiate between effective and ineffective use of visuals in a presentation.

Contact Deborah today to discuss your need for presentation skills training.