Executive communications — online and in person
Connect with your audiences
You need fresh approaches to move people to action. I help leaders connect with their audiences to advance good causes and big ideas.
Executive communications — online and in person
Connect with your audiences
You need fresh approaches to move people to action. I help leaders connect with their audiences to advance good causes and big ideas.
Speechwriting for a hybrid world
From high-stakes keynotes to light-hearted talks, I can help you craft a presentation tailored to move audiences — whether they’re online or face-to-face.
Coaching for the camera and the stage
Learn to deliver powerful performances in any environment — so no matter where your audience is, your impact can be up-close and personal.
Message and strategy
Calibrate your message to a rapidly changing landscape. And make every presentation, op-ed, post and tweet count.
Latest posts
When does making people cross the U.S. border become an unconscionable risk?
Crossing the U.S. border can now mean disappearing into a lawless, secretive detention system. Event organizers must face the implications.
We’re not here to be your electoral fantasy, America
Most Canadians have taken it as read that Donald Trump's raving about our country becoming the 51st state is just limited to him. We've assured each other that, apart from the fanboy retinue that echoes everything he says, the vast majority of Americans support...
Ep. 75. Getting back on track
Off on a tangent in an interview or Q&A? Here’s how you get back on track — quickly, honesty and graciously.
Ep. 74 Why you need to rehearse — and how
If you want to make the most of your speech, you need to rehearse. And to make that rehearsal count, behold: The Ten Commandments of Rehearsal!
Ep. 73 No more boring speaker introductions!
Let’s kill off long, tedious speaker introductions once and for all — and start making them work better for you and your audience.
Ep. 72 Dana Rubin is Speaking While Female
Pick up a collection of speeches or quotations from history, and chances are most of those voices belong to men. But it turns out the oratory of the past was a lot more female than many of its curators would have us think. One woman in particular, Dana Rubin, is working to change our understanding of public speaking history — and the role women have played in shaping it. And she’s my guest on this episode.