Communicating Professionally
Keynote, Breakout or Seminar
“It’s not what we say that impacts our future; it’s how we say it.” Bernadette Vadurro, communication expert will take your behind the scenes to discover the secret nuances that impact your professional communication. Bernadette will help you to increase personal power, professional credibility and minimize communication blunders.
- Discover how to develop immediate rapport even with strangers.
- Test your listening to find how you to enhance relationships.
- Minimize conflict and confrontations through diffusion strategies.
- Communicate more effectively with different types of people.
- Learn 6 communication skills that will help you in any situation.
- 10 techniques to increase your emotional intelligence.
- Find out how you to decipher unspoken messages.
- Understand the importance of body language during your interactions.
- Bridge the differences between masculine and feminine communication styles.
- Find out about cultural differences and the importance of sensitivity.
- Discover how to use silence effectively, especially during negotiations
- Become more influential and motivating in your communication.
- Make your meetings more productive using seven specific tools!
He/She Communication
Bridging the Gap at Home and Work- Keynote Presentation, Breakout or Seminar
Learn to recognize the distinct differences in masculine and feminine communication and discover how to eliminate and overcome conflicts that may occur as a result of these differences. Through documented research, studies and personal experiences Bernadette will walk you through a communication maze showing you how to avoid common pitfalls of certain masculine and feminine communication style disconnects. You will discover how to communicate with greater sensitivity, power, presence and influence as you determine how facial expressions, body language, tone of voice and word choices impact your message in professional and personal settings. Some of the highlights include how differently the genders tend to:
- Communicate to develop rapport and build relationships
- Influence others to gain power and prestige
- Make requests and accept responsibility
- Use body language, facial expressions, tone of voice and word choices in communicating