I found this Thomson Reuters article an interesting read for in-house counsel, but also relevant for all legal professionals.

I found this Thomson Reuters article an interesting read for in-house counsel, but also relevant for all legal professionals.
I’m always happy to be part of any initiative focusing on Gender Diversity.
One way to quickly lose your audience when giving a presentation is to read your slides, point by point, paragraph by paragraph.
I was stoked to be ‘auctioned off’ for The Women’s Foundation fundraising initiative recently.
Here are the 3 most common issues that I hear when listening to clients, or reviewing their presentation, pitch or speech.
We can all make judgements about others based on the sound of their voice.
Do you have memories of a teacher who made a lasting impression on you, either positive or negative? I loved English lessons, especially when my teacher read stories.
All the financial gurus talk about investing early and often – start young and keep at it through the highs and lows of the financial markets.
Set yourself up for success at any public speaking event by consciously doing these 3 things.
The pitch deck is done, the delivery team selected, roles assigned, now it comes down to the presentation itself.