Deepen customer relationships and sell more — faster! Learn the three key stories that overcome client objections and close deals. Audiences leave with specific ideas about what stories they will tell the next time they are sitting across from their customers and clients.Best audience:
Sales Conferences, Sales Teams, Marketing meetings, Entrepreneurs, Business Developers, Networking groups
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Deepen customer relationships and sell more — faster! Learn the three key stories that overcome client objections and close deals.
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Get your audience members up and networking with each other right away!
Get your audience members up and networking with each other right away! After Carol shares the magic three step formula for answering the: "So, tell me about yourself" question, people pair up and put their networking statements to work immediately. Audiences also leave with a deeper understanding of how to get seen, be heard and look more confident when speaking about their business or service. Skills include:Best audience:
Networking Events, Sales Conferences, Business Summits, Small Business Conferences, Meetings for Entrepreneurs. This interactive keynote works best as the first morning session of a full, or half day event.- How to toot your own horn without sounding like a blowhard
- Owning the room
- Using the 5 P’s of Vocal Variety (especially helpful on conference calls after the conference)
- Improving body language and gestures
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Improve your executive presence by learning skills actors use to have great stage presence. Audiences learn The Mechanics of Presence framework and then put the skills immediately into action by following Carol through a series of fun and easy to do performance exercises.
Improve your executive presence by learning skills actors use to have great stage presence. Audiences learn The Mechanics of Presence framework and then put the skills immediately into action by following Carol through a series of fun and easy to do performance exercises. Delegates leave with a deeper understanding of how to get seen, be heard and look more confident.Best audience:
Executive Teams, Executive Education programs, Leadership conferences, High Potential Leader’s programs, Women’s Leadership programs, Associations, Small-Mid sized Business owners -
Transform your approach to writing PowerPoint presentations by using these little known TV sitcom writing techniques. Delegates leave with easily implemental guidelines that will improve their very next PowerPoint deck.
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Professional development programs, Small Business Owners, New employee onboarding, Analysts, IT experts, Engineers. Perfect for a lunch and learn!Transform your approach to writing PowerPoint presentations by using these little known TV sitcom writing techniques. Delegates leave with easily implemental guidelines that will improve their very next PowerPoint deck:- Discover how to “hook” your audience and keep them engaged
- Never again run over your allotted speaking time
- Learn what (and what not) to put on your slides
- Determine the best ending to get your audience to do what you want them to do
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Sell your vision. Capture attention. Increase influence and get better buy-in through the art of purposeful storytelling. Audiences learn six different types of stories.
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Leadership Conferences, Leadership Development programs, Executive Teams, Up & coming leaders, Kick offs, Small-Mid sized Business Owners- paint a picture of the future
- spread company values
- build stronger teams
- manage change
- share best practices
- cultivate commitment
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My most popular speech. Using a “pop quiz” approach, the five psychological Principles Of Influence are taught. Quiz questions get audiences thinking and immediately interacting with the content.
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High Potential Leaders programs, Kick off events, Small Business Owners, Project ManagersMy most popular speech. Using a “pop quiz” approach, the five psychological Principles Of Influence are taught. Quiz questions get audiences thinking and immediately interacting with the content. Here are some examples:- When you are pitching an idea, product or service should you present the weaknesses before or after the strengths? Or not at all?
- How likely is it that someone will buy a product they don’t need just because they like the salesperson?
- What’s one of the most strategic things you can say during a pitch to increase your chances of winning business?