Global Executive Presence
Confidence, professionalism and leadership!
This workshop focuses on developing a sense of executive presence along with the powerful traits needed to create a formidable, authentic impression or brand. To get the job done, business professionals who possess this illusive quality can do wonders for their country’s / company’s competitive position and for the individual’s confidence and growth within their respective industry.
Despite the rapid advancement in technology, successful business is still conducted on an individual to individual basis. Understanding our own communication style and that of our colleagues and clients forms the basis in establishing rapport and long-standing relationships between business partners.
Attendance at the seminar will give you the skills to develop:
- Polished interpersonal skills, poise and a sense of presence that reflects positively on your personal image and that of your company.
- A powerful image that puts you on the fast-track for promotion.
- Leadership and emotional intelligence to lead like a diplomat.
- Communication skills to be successful in today’s diverse workplace.
- Confidence in business / networking situations to make strategic connections and build business relationships.
- Comprehensive meeting strategies to engender positive solutions and outcomes.
- Tools to conquer “stage fright” when making a presentation to the Board of Directors!
Course Instructor
Global Executive Presence
Introduction
A diplomat of your company and your country!
What is Global Executive Presence?
It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it!”
Review – Verbal Communication
Communication in the Workplace
Different Personality Types
Disposition – Aggressive/Assertive/Passive?
Conflict Management
Emotional Intelligence
Review – Communication in the Workplace
Cross-Cultural Intelligence
Review – Cross-Cultural Intelligence
Meeting Strategies
Strategic Seating / Dealing with Interruptions
Review – Meeting Strategies
Six Leadership Styles
Leadership – Credibility
Leadership – Character & Vision
Review – Leadership
First Impressions – Dress / Appearance
First Impressions – Non-Verbal Communication
Review – First Impression Management
Interpersonal Skills – Introductions
Interpersonal Skills – Greetings
Interpersonal Skills – Business Card Presentation
Interpersonal Skills – Conversational Skills
Business E-Mails & Telephone Etiquette
Business Correspondence
Review – Interpersonal Skills
Social Etiquette – Networking Skills
Dining Etiquette
The Business Lunch
The Formal Dinner
The Charisma Effect!
About The Author
