Giving a Great Speech by Thom Singer
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- Views: 364
- Time: 6:05
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 06/17/2008
This video will take you through the process of preparing and delivering a speech, with tips and anecdotes delivered by Thom Singer, a professional business speaker.
10% of the author's proceeds from this lesson go to benefit Heart House
About this Author
Thom Singer has more than 18 years of sales and marketing experience with firms such as RR Donnelley, Brobeck Phleger & Harrison LLP, Andrews Kurth LLP, Marsh, Inc., and Wells Fargo Bank. He is an expert in branding, positioning and networking, and has trained thousands of professionals in the art of building professional contacts that lead to increased business.
Thom has authored numerous articles for business and marketing publications, including The Austin Business Journal, The Legal Marketing Portal and Professional Marketers Forum Magazine. An accomplished speaker and presenter, Thom was a semi-finalist in the 2002 Toastmasters International World Championship of Public Speaking,...
I had to learn to speak all over again 10/29/2008
There is a tremendous amount of great advice to be given about making speeches to large audience and this MindBite covers it well. I had to give a presentation at work and though practicing for it the day before alone, I still found myself floundering. After picking up this lesson and then trying the techniques, I found that these new adjustments help smooth my tone and body language, making me far more comfortable and thus my presentation much better.
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I had to learn to speak all over again 10/29/2008
There is a tremendous amount of great advice to be given about making speeches to large audience and this MindBite covers it well. I had to give a presentation at work and though practicing for it the day before alone, I still found myself floundering. After picking up this lesson and then trying the techniques, I found that these new adjustments help smooth my tone and body language, making me far more comfortable and thus my presentation much better.