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Business communication can be complex no matter how simple your message is, but communicating complex ideas in a way that makes the information easy to understand can be even more challenging. How to Deliver Complex Information with Clarity Acheiving the understanding of your audience, whether you’re giving a proposal  to your boss, a pitch to […]

How to Get Heard, Get Recognized, and Get Ahead The art of delivering the perfect pitch is an essential skill for getting heard, getting recognized and getting ahead. Have you ever had a great idea but you were unable to get the buy-in of your boss or senior management? Do you have the best idea […]

Presenting at client lunches and dinners can provide you with an opportunity to experience a more intimate setting for your meeting. You can answer more detailed questions about your topic, engage more fully with your client, and share enjoyable time together. Presenting is tough enough, but when food is involved, you don’t want to let […]

When Sheryl Sandberg published her book, Lean In, she created a massive stir. Many heralded Sandberg as the new Gloria Steinem, ushering in a newfound appreciation for feminism. While not every reaction was as positive, one thing is certain: Sandberg got the media’s attention and by doing so, caught the attention of nearly every professional […]

Why the Least Important Things you Say End Up Being Quoted by the Media When speaking to someone from the media, it’s easy to become nervous. And when you’re nervous, it is far too easy to ramble or speak without really thinking about the impact of what you’re saying. That is usually the underlying cause […]

When giving a speech, there are two areas that must be considered: the content and the delivery. Each is an essential component of great oration; you can have the most exciting information to share, but if the entire speech is delivered in a soft, monotone voice, it won’t matter. Likewise, if you are an excellent […]

If you’re delivering your presentation using PowerPoint, PowerPoint’s Presenter View is the perfect feature to make your life easier. There are a few differences between PowerPoint for PCs versus the Mac version. In fact, in a recent update, Microsoft finally made it much, much easier to find and use Presenter View. If you are a […]

In today’s Broadly Speaking blog post, we want to share information on a fantastic tool that you can use for your next large-group presentation. Comfort monitors can make you look prepared as a speaker, while literally putting your mind at ease. They are called comfort monitors for a reason. Read on, and be sure to […]

Panel presentations are supposed to be engaging, exciting opportunities to share knowledge, ideas, and perspectives on hot topics. More often than not, they end up providing the perfect environment for a quick snooze. Whether you’re moderating the panel or serving on one, there are things you can do to assemble a panel that will allow […]

Media interviews can be challenging and nerve inducing, even for well-trained executives. There is no doubt that when a spokesperson is ill-prepared for the questions being asked, the results can be disastrous. We’ve all watched that uncomfortable interviewee on television – with the deer-caught-in-the-headlights look on their face and delivering a rambling response to an […]