SpeakerByte #2: Be Spontaneous

Your personality and thoughts are just as interesting — or more interesting — than your script or any written notes. When presenting, be yourself! Interact with your audience, learn what is important to them and then offer little known facts and anecdotes that reflect your listeners needs and interests.

Remember, your presentation is happening in real time — take advantage of it!

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About Stephanie Scotti

Hi, my name is Stephanie Scotti and I am a strategic communication advisor specializing in elevating high stakes presenters towards becoming more effective leaders and stronger communicators. Drawing on my 25 years of coaching experience and 8 years of teaching presentation skills for Duke University, I “keep it real” by sharing fresh insights into key aspects of delivering dynamic and engaging presentations. You might be surprised to learn what those are! I have coached over 3,000 individuals in professional practices, Fortune 500 companies, the highest levels of U.S. government officials, and international business executives. An active member of National Speakers Association and a leadership award-winning professional, I also volunteer as a speaker and communications coach for non-profits such as the Red Cross and the Governing Institute of New Jersey. Would you like to elevate the impact of your next presentation? If so, I welcome the opportunity to talk with you, provide references and design an experience that will get the results you are looking for. Please call me at 908 .790.0853 or e-mail smscotti@professionallyspeaking.net
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2 Responses to SpeakerByte #2: Be Spontaneous

  1. Thanks Tommy. We love have you too! If you have any questions or perhaps some tips you want to share, please let us know!

  2. Tommy Hilcken says:

    Love being part of this!

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