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James D. Feldman CSP, CITE, CPIM, CPT, PCS

Shift Happens!® Requires Persuasive Presentation Skills

How to WoW them instead of 'why' them?

Organizations that sell anything to anyone using visual aids should engage this insightful and resourceful presentation that will take you from boring to WOW. You will leave with the tools and tips to be more impactful, more understandable, and more memorable.Historically visual aids suck. Ofte...

Dr Kathy Gruver

Say What?!

How to communicate any thing to any one.

Communication is key. But what happens when the people communicating are speaking different languages? Learn what type of communicator you are and how to reach across that divide to reach people who communicate in a different way. A combination of communication skills, NLP, improvisation and...

Daniel Simon, Speaker & Facilitator

Project Management

Build Your Skill Set Through PM Methodologies, Communication Skills, and Envisioning Success!

Project Management is a large umbrella of opportunity for skill set introduction, development, and enhancement. Presentations and workshops can focus can be on introducing project management methodologies, or developing communication skills, such as team collaboration, negotiation, empowerment, and positive...

Darcy Luoma

Balanced Conversations: Approach Challenging Conversations with Confidence

You can call them anything you want... difficult, fierce, essential, or crucial conversations. In the end though, they are all the same: they are conversations that matter and are necessary for relationships to grow in a positive and productive way. In this interactive and engaging...

Robin Smith Mathis

Communication and Gaining a Competitive Edge

Empowering Employees

This is an energetic, interactive, and engaging program. Time will fly and you will sharpen your communication skills to maximize your personal or organizational position.