Using Brain Science to Boost Public Speaking Skills

June 15, 2010 - PRLog -- ctp announces  a key event combining brain science and professional speaking skills to boost public speaking performance held in Zurich, Switzerland on 24th June 2010.
Andy Habermacher CEO of ctp notes that speaking to audiences small or large has a disproportionate affect on your image, your power and your perceived authority. Master it well and you will be spoken about in the best of terms, you will be recommended and your name will get about. Speaking in the corporate environment is an essential business and leadership skill - ignore this skill at your peril.
Andy Habermacher says, "I am delighted to have been able to engage Mike Pagan who is one of England's top professional speakers to take part in this 1/2 day power workshop. Mike has all the qualities of a power speaker: powerful voice, stage presence, energetic and to the point."
Mike Pagan's power speaking will be complemented by looking into the mind and looking at how the brain engages from a scientific perspective. "This is a world first," Andy Haberamcher enthused. "Brain science can really complement your speaking skills which is so important in business and in everyday life. You are constantly being judged on your speaking and if you can engage the audience you can sell, build trust and boost motivation. I can't emphasize enough how important this is for any business person."
Both MIke Pagan and Andy Habermacher have recently been published. Mike Pagan's book "Faff" focuses on business effectiveness one of his favorite speaking topics. Andy Habermacher's book "The Electronic Ark" focuses on email, communication and time management.

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