How being media savvy can help to improve impact and reputation
Successful presentation of people and their brand - whether it's speaking at a meeting or conference, leading a team, being interviewed on TV or pitching for new business - is a core skill and a fundamental part of an organisation’s strategy.
Presentation Skills Programmes are inviting delegates attending Learning and Skills 2013, to its seminar taking place on Tuesday 29th January at 14.30 in Theatre 7. Designed to improve impact and reputation, delegates will learn ten top ways to deliver brilliant interviews on TV and radio and to transfer these tips into future learning and development, and the workplace.
The seminar promises to be an insightful and practical guide to building presence and delivering exceptional media interviews, helping to improve credibility and successfully getting messages across.
Presentation Skills Programmes' business TV presenter and media coach, Nadine Dereza, said:
"These skills are crucial in today's workplace; improving your presentation skills at work can really help you to stand out from the crowd, to handle even the most difficult relationships in a positive way, and improve buy-in and support from other teams."
"Appearing on TV and radio are very similar to challenging workplace environments; the techniques used in media training can help you to deliver a clear message, increase your confidence and be prepared for the toughest of questions and relationships," she said.
"If you get it right, you can boost your profile overnight. Getting it wrong can damage your reputation and business."
PS Programmes delivers Presentation Skills, TV & Radio Media Training and Crisis Media Management programmes that are designed to develop the confidence and ability of its clients to present effectively. With over 20 years' experience, it provides programmes for corporate clients' leadership and management teams, all tailored to suit the needs of every business.
PS Programmes is on Stand 255 on 29-30 January at Learning and Skills 2013, London Olympia. www.psprogrammes.co.uk.