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Unlock Your Communication Potential
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Panel vs. Keynote: Choosing the Right Format for Engaging Event Discussions
This year, I engaged in various panel discussions and reflected on their effectiveness compared to single presenters. Choosing the right format depends on meeting objectives and audience needs. Effective panel organization requires thorough research, diverse panelists, and clear objectives. A skilled facilitator ensures engagement, time management, and impactful conclusions.
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Mastering Public Testimony: Tips for Delivering a Clear and Impactful Message to Legislative Bodies
Speaking before a legislative body can be both an exhilarating and nerve-wracking experience. Whether you’re addressing a city council, a legislative committee, or any other governing board, the opportunity to advocate for an issue you’re passionate about is a powerful tool for change. However, the pressure to articulate your message clearly and effectively in a…
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Master the Art of Persuasion: Launching Tailored Communications Coaching to Elevate Your Impact
Five years ago, I started AMM Consulting. I never thought I was the “solopreneur” type. Yet, I have loved every moment of the experience, including learning new things, meeting new people, and helping clients while also experiencing the frustrations, challenges, successes, and high points of working for oneself. I am excited to share that I…
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Tips for Success: Organize a Panel
Do your research. Who will be in the audience? How does this panel fit into the broader objective at the meeting and how does it complement or vary from other panels? Define objectives, what does the audience want? What do you want them to walk away with? Give strategic thought to who will be on…
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Tips for Success: Giving a Speech
It’s not all about you. Provide a short bio. Make the speech about the audience. Avoid jokes. Let humor come naturally from your subject matter and stories. Let go of your grip. Get away from the podium/lectern and use the stage. Don’t butcher names. Good speakers take the time to verify and learn how to…