Rudyard Kipling once said

‘Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind.’

After the initial few seconds of a face-to-face meeting, the visual takes a backseat and your verbal ability- the what you say and the words you use, takes precedence.Words are the most powerful communication tool we have that generate feelings and images and build expectations.

A common trait among leaders is their ability to maximize their personal brand by using the right words.The ability to conduct conversations in business is critical for your success, regardless of your job profile or the industry you belong to.

Your choice of words, your voice, use of grammar and accent, all create an impact.Good conversationalists know how to present themselves in a positive light, thereby influencing decision making.

An Advanced workshop for the Globe-trotting executive by Ms. Sabira Merchant which includes video recording and play back.

Programme Content:

• Speaking Powerfully, Public Speaking
• Connecting with people instantly
• Making an impression in the first meeting
• Pitching to potential clients and Elevator Speech
• Eliminating nervousness or fear of Public speaking
• Enhancing the content of the material, structure & flow of information
• Clarity of thoughts, generating innovative ideas, making “dry” topics entertaining
• Handling questions and managing difficult audience members like a pro
• Body-Language: Everything from style to expressions to gestures
• Tactics of influencing people verbally and non-verbally
• Assertive-speaking, courageous conversations
• Powerful style for handling conflicts and increasing rapport

Highlights

• Phrases and Proverbs, Homophones, 
• Terminology used Internationally
• Conversation starters 
• Enlarge your vocabulary
• Improve your Grammar  
• Cut out the jargon
• Avoid slang  
• Power of the Voice
• Diction, accent, content, pitch, pronunciation, tone
• Email & Cell Phone conversations
• Videoconferencing/ Teleconferences
• Networking for Business- Improve your mingling quotient and small talk
• Social & people skills for the Globetrotting Indian