There is one hidden benefit to hearing your own voice through a microphone – posture.

There is one hidden benefit to hearing your own voice through a microphone – posture.
David was delighted to offer coaching on the LGBT+ Mentoring Programme because it “aims to increase the number of LGBT+ professionals in the leadership pipeline… in order to influence policy and decision-making across industry sectors”.
Some of the most rewarding voice coaching experiences are when already great communicators want to hone in on the minutiae of speech traits.
How can we convey authority in the voice? How can we command attention through physical presence?
We were delighted to be invited by Tina Chan and Carol Hamilton to work with such a dynamic and engaging group at Swire.
David was delighted to be a judge on the “From Player to Page” video game script writing competition.
Great to be back with Clyde & Co to run two consecutive webinars with their China and APAC-wide offices.
What makes a speech great? Richard Greene gives this fascinating TED talk on public speaking.
“I want to get my presentation over with as fast as possible.” Sound familiar?