To become a great public speaker, your focus won’t be on knowledge – you already have that – but on delivery and self-belief.
The Art of Public Speaking
To become a great public speaker, your focus won’t be on knowledge – you already have that – but on delivery and self-belief.
As a leading provider of public speaking courses in Northern Ireland, we always admire those people who make public speaking look so easy. In the second part of our four-part series, ‘The Art of Public Speaking’, we’re speaking with two of Northern Ireland’s most accomplished public speakers, Tina McKenzie, CEO, Staffline, and Jennifer McKeever, Managing Director, Airporter. We wanted to find out the secrets of top public speakers to share on our public speaking courses in Northern Ireland and beyond.
“I’ve found myself thrust into weekly public speaking engagements.” – Tina McKenzie, CEO, Staffline.
“Over recent years, I have found myself thrust into almost weekly public speaking engagements despite having had very little media training,” Tina says.
And she says that her several decades of experience has taught her one critically important thing, relatability.
“As a public speaker, I have learned that to relate to your audience, either in person or through television, you must first and foremost be yourself.
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We offer a range of programmes to help you and your teams to communicate with impact. Whether that’s learning to have critical conversations, develop executive presence or polish their presentation skills, you’ll find a programme to suit.
We attend, host and facilitate multiple events each week, so understand first-hand what it takes to create an impact on your audiences.
We believe that ideas need to be communicated to win support; influence is earned and reflection is key to growth.
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It might be a a team meeting or conference call, lecturing or giving keynote speeches, hosting webinars or live streaming, speaking at political conferences, rallies or peaceful protests. Whatever it is, most people lack confidence and lack clarity of speech.
Developing public speaking skills improves one to one communication too (either face to face; via telephone; teleconference; videoconference; or webcast).
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After 30 years as an entrepreneur, it is fair to say I have had my share of ups and downs. These are par for the course as the very definition of an entrepreneur is a person that takes financial risks in the pursuit of a profit.
You are asked to make a speech at a conference or a public event because people want to hear what you have to say. Perhaps you are director of a company, or have valuable expertise in a particular area.
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