Talk So They Listen: Crafting Communication & Powerful Presentation Skills
Date and Time
Thursday Jun 25, 2020
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
Description
The Burnaby Board of Trade's "Women's Business Success Network" presents a workshop series on key skills development supporting professional growth in the workplace. This series focuses on sharing insights on skills and strategies to support professional growth both in today's COVID reality as well as in your long-term career. These sessions may be tailored for women but will provide useful information for anyone of any gender in a professional setting, and all are welcome.
Talk So They Listen: Crafting Communication & Powerful Presentation Skills
Presenting in public can be daunting. It's easy to let the fear take hold. We can forget our power to inspire, challenge, excite, impart wisdom. To story tell. You have the ability to be a strong presenter, even if public speaking is not your forte. To accomplish this, we need to better understand ourselves. This session will help you:
- Understand you: Awareness of conscious and unconscious biases, our weaknesses and strengths
- Understand your message: Crafting a clear, concise intention in an authentic way
- Understand your audience: Knowing when and how to adjust the space to enhance the atmosphere
Event Details:
Date: June 25th
Time: 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Venue: Webinar
Cost: Free for BBOT members and representatives / $20 for non-members
Registration: To register click here or email admin@bbot.ca
Webinar details will be sent by email ahead of the event.
Thank you to our Platinum Sponsor:
Thank you to our Gold Sponsor:
About the Speaker:
Chloe Ellis works with RBC and is skilled in Coaching, Sales, Event Management, Fundraising, and Management. Chloe is an experienced public speaker who shares her passion for effective communications to empower women and future generations. She currently sits on the executive board as Treasurer and Charter Member for the Soroptimist International of New Westminster/Burnaby. She also enjoys mentoring the leaders of tomorrow through the UBC Blossom Mentorship Program and the Burnaby Board of Trade Access Program.
