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Susie Dent
Susie Dent is a Logophile, Television Celebrity, Language Researcher, and Etymologist - Sharing her love and passion with the audience, employees, and leaders. She provides them with tools on how to communicate in a meaningful and inspiring way.
UK
Susie Dent is best known for her appearances on the popular UK TV game show “Countdown”, where she has presided over Dictionary Corner since 1992. A former Editorial Director for Oxford University Press, and spokes person for the Oxford English...
Jon Burkhart
Award-winning speaker and expert on creating engaging content, surprising stories and memorable brands
UK
Keynote speaker Jon Burkhart is an energetic and charismatic speaker on storytelling and marketing. Jon encourages brands to be more curious and ask questions in order to create playful and surprising...
Dr. James McCabe
Classical storyteller for corporate narratives from starting up and growing to evolution and reinvention.
UK
An early pioneer in the corporate story space, keynote speaker Dr. James McCabe is a classically trained author and adviser with over twenty-five years’ global experience. In a world of shrinking attention spans, James helps you craft a new...
About Written communication
- Today written communication may be more important than ever in the day and age of the internet where millions of people communicate in writing on a daily basis.
- There are many different types of written communication, from highbrow literature through instruction manuals to informal text messages between friends.
- How do you communicate in writing and what factors do you need to consider when doing so? What are the pros of written communication compared to oral communication and what are the cons?
- Keynote speakers on written communication take a closer look at this vast topic.