Many speakers have a tendency to present themselves as the “objective expert”;
they risk coming across as flat and uninspiring. In addition, they often fail to ask
their listeners to take any kind of specific action.

This may be appropriate for scientific presentations, but it is not the way
to promote business. In presenting to Americans, you need a clear message
and strategies for persuading the listener.

This seminar is for persons who have limited experience in speaking
to an American business audience, and who wish to become
persuasive leaders when presenting.