May 08, 2007

Show # 081 - Powerful Presenting Pt1

Show 81 of The Engaging Brand is up and running. Remember, you don't need an iPOD to listen! You can listen on your computer or download to an MP3 player and subscribe so that you NEVER miss a future episode...all for FREE!Sign up at the bottom of the post.

Today's show is the first part of the interview with Jeanette Henderson, author of There is no such thing as public speaking. As people move to leadership positions it is so important to be able to deliver an engaging presentation. Jeanette in this first part talks about how to make an introduction that captures the audience from the first moment. For Jeanette's bio visit podium master. DOn't forget to subscribe so you don't miss the second part of the interview.

Apologies for the sound in the first minutes of the track as it is not as clear as I would like, it improves during the conversation.

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