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Diane DiResta
Presentation and communication coach helping businesses and organizations to communicate with the most impact
USA
Speaker Diane DiResta is the top speech communications and media coach. She helps organizations and leaders by showing them how to communicate with the most impact in front of a crowd, face-to-face or online. Previously, she worked together with...
Dr. Mel Campbell
Motivational psychologist in sales, emotional intelligence and body language who can raise your employee’s skill levels
USA
Keynote speaker Dr. Mel Campbell is one of the top motivational psychologists in the world. He efficiently combines theories of motivation and psychology in his interactive keynotes, and applies it to customer service, sales, communication, and...
Lesley Everett
Expert on personal branding, founder of Walking TALL International and internationally renowned speaker
USA
Keynote speaker Lesley Everett is the founder of Walking TALL International, with offices in UK and USA. She has created a methodology for Personal Branding that has inspired audiences around the world for over 15 years. She is an internationally...
Amanda Gore
A communications and performance expert on how to create joyful workplaces that enhance employee performance
USA
Speaker Amanda Gore is a "people whisperer." A communications and performance expert of more than 25 years, Amanda helps business leaders exceed their goals by re-connecting them to what really drives perception, attitudes, behavior, engagement,...
About Verbal Communication
- Verbal communication is about expressing oneself verbally, but words are not the only thing that play a role.
- Words are, of course, of great importance, and if there are too many pauses, too many ummhs and aahs, it doesn’t exactly make for great communication, but mimicry and body language also play a part.
- What does it take to conquer the skill of verbal communication and who needs it? Which words should we use, and how much of an impact do body language, expressions and general appearance have?
- Keynotes about verbal communication look into the topic - a topic which is relevant to all, whether you are a politician, conference moderator, or simply preparing to give a speech at Uncle Hubert’s upcoming birthday.