Business Public Speaking, Writing, and Communication Training

Executive Speak/Write delivers customized skills improvement training in oral and written communications. After our one-on-one coaching, corporate workshops, and speaking events, you emerge better able to capture audience attention, create working relationships, enhance message delivery, and maximize the self you present in business interactions.

This more effective communications approach — more effective relationship-driven communications approach — translates into a competitive edge for you and your team.

To improve your ability to communicate in the business world, contact either Steve Clements
or Claudia Coplon.

Executive Speak/Write Provides Programs & Services in:

Public speaking, presentation,
media and leadership skills
training and coaching to
attract, educate and drive your
audience toward your goal.

Training and coaching in
business writing techniques
that persuade, inform and/or
motivate your internal and
external readers effectively.

Event speakers who draw
attendees, entertain your
audiences and differentiate
your programs, workshops
and seminars from others.

Cooking Up A

Communications Crisis

Paula Deen’s recent announcement of Type 2 Diabetes closely followed her signing of a lucrative deal with a diabetes medication company.

Coincidence or poor planning thrust her into the Netflix/Herman Cain/Anthony Weiner approach to crisis communications.

How could she have better handled the situation? Click here to read more on our blog.

2012 Success Takes Writing Finesse

Few of us are exercising one of our best trump cards in this very competitive business game – the ability to achieve success with writing finesse. Yet, that written communications may be the only form of communications you have with the reader.

To help you differentiate your communications approach, click on Writing with Finesse for 2012 Business Success to read more on our blog.

Wishing you success in 2012.

Do You Bore or Flow?

Is your writing stilted, self-oriented, cluttered and boring?

Make your words create and keep your reader’s attention.

Click here to read the Flow to Grow article on our blog.