Public Speaking: Masterclass for Leaders (Part 1)

Fiona has trained politicians, CEOs and other leaders. Now it's your turn.

Session 1: Core Skills: Learn the core skills to deliver your talk [Structure, Stories, Stagecraft]

Optional ‘Homework’: Craft a talk in your own time, deliver it in session 2 and receive feedback.

Key points the session will cover:

• Create an Impactful talk

• Manage Nerves

• Speak with Confidence

Public speaking is a critical leadership skill. Your ability to speak with confidence, impact and authority greatly influences your success and the success of your organisation. Fear, nerves and lack of skill make poor speakers. Be the speaker who inspires, not the speaker who is forgettable. Public speaking is a skillset. You can build your confidence and manage your nerves to become a great speaker.

Please note that when you register your interest you automatically book onto part 2 which will take place on Tuesday 12th July, from 9:30-11:30am.

About Workshop Leader: Fiona Kearns, Business Psychologist

Fiona Kearns is a Business Psychologist providing leadership development programmes to senior leaders and professionals. Fiona helps people get rid of self-doubt, own their skillset and feel confident about playing huge in life and work. She is experienced in the IT/Telecom and non-profit worlds. Fiona is a member of the Association for Business Psychology, the Professional Speaking Association and author of ‘How to Increase your Confidence’. She specialises in helping leaders fulfil their potential in business. She loves the thrill of helping clients manage their imposter syndrome to become confident, visible and more impactful.

Alternative Topics Fiona can help with: Imposter Syndrome, Public Speaking, Confidence, Career Change, Development, Toxic Work Places, Difficult Conversations, Goals, Meeting Mastery, Speaking too much/little in meetings, Charisma, Gender Gap, Unconscious Bias, leadership development, Scaling a company, Board Meetings, CEO Coaching, Entrepreneur, Burnout, Inclusion, 90 day Plan, Finding your Purpose, Twin-Mum, Toastmasters, Earl Grey Tea!

FAQs

I would like to book for more than one person from my company?

Due to the popularity of these events, we are only able to allow one person per company to attend. However, please email ellie.watson@newangliagrowthhub.co.uk, if you wish a colleague to attend as well and if we have cancellations we will notify you immediately in a first-come, first-served basis to offer another ticket.

What are my options for getting to and from the event?

This is an online event.

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

Please email ellie.watson@newangliagrowthhub.co.uk if you have any questions or queries.

What will be done with the information I supply?

Your information will be stored on Eventbrite according to Eventbrite terms and conditions. Before receiving access to this event you will be required to complete and sign a client engagement form, sent to you via esign platform PandaDoc. This will be kept on the New Anglia LEP's CRM as evidence for our funder, the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) for the length of the contract evidence requirements.

Your information will be shared with the trainer, however it will not be given to any further third parties without your permission.

State Aid Declaration

This event is delivered, free of charge, to SMEs (SME is defined as an Enterprise with fewer than 250 employees and has either an annual balance sheet not exceeding £40m or Annual Turnover not exceeding £35m) other restrictions may apply. This support is being provided as de minimis aid under EC Regulation 1407/2013 (De Minimis Aid Regulation). The value of this support has been calculated as £100.00.

Please note: This is not a request for payment; we are merely required to notify you of the value, which will be relevant if you wish to apply or have applied for any other de minimis State Aid in the future. There is a ceiling of €200,000 for all de minimis aid provided to anyone organisation over a three fiscal year period (i.e. your current fiscal year and previous two fiscal years).