MEDIA TRAINING

Media Training

How do you respond to a hostile question from a reporter? How do you address an issue with which you’re unfamiliar? How do you translate your message into a memorable sound bite?

These are just a few of the issues we’ll tackle in my media-training workshop. I break the session down into five parts:

1. A presentation on the core principles of mediaspeak, replete with real-life case studies

2. Brainstorming to essentialize your key messages

3. A discussion on how to answer uncomfortable questions

4. An analysis of your clips

5. Mock interviews

The interviews will be taped and analyzed in real time.

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Presenting

Why does public speaking matter? Because this skill isn’t optional — not if you want to thrive in your career.

Indeed, every manager in every organization across every industry today is expected to know how to deliver a presentation. Whether you’re speaking while seated at a team meeting or keynoting a conference, addressing an audience is one of the most profitable powers you can possess.

Let me help you achieve this status.

As a result of attending this workshop, you’ll learn a variety of essential how-tos, including:

✅ How to overcome your anxiety.
✅ How to prepare.
✅ How to interact with your audience.
✅ How to vary your pitch and pace.
✅ How to deploy your body language.
✅ How to deliver your one big idea.
✅ How to make your presentation a performance.

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