A professional speaker for your conference
Do you seek a dynamic 30, 45, 60 minutes presentation for your conference?
We guarantee we’ll research and prepare a session that is content-rich and interactive, reflecting state-of-the-art thinking, up with latest trends.
We'll present a hands-on mini-event your delegates will remember. They'll walk away with practical tips they can apply immediately.
Here's a list of topics:
1. Time Management - 'How to balance multiple tasks and changing priorities with less stress'
2. Customer Service - 'How to provide 5-star customer service that boosts your profits'
3. Selling Skills – ‘Selling today is by building trust and relationships’
4. Speed Reading - 'Double your reading rate, slice through your reading pile, win back time'
5. Memory Improvement - 'How to remember information, names and numbers like a genius'
6. Business Writing - 'Identify and fix common writing mistakes that make you look unprofessional'
7. Business Etiquette - 'What you don't know can ruin your career'
8. Presentation Skills - 'Secrets of Effective Presentations'.
9. Business Communication for Better Teamwork - 'How to gain instant rapport and influence people'
10. Managing Change – ‘Are your people ready for change?’
Click here to make an e-mail enquiry or call us to discuss your requirements on:
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What people say:
‘Presenting Time Management to a male audience of approximately 80 delegates for our Machines 2007 conference, Nina Sunday gained their attention immediately and had the entire audience interacting, and engrossed in her presentation.’
Louise Webber, Managing Director, Austorque Pty Ltd
'Thank you for presenting on Customer Service at our recent Retirement Village Association conference to 135 delegates. You’ve added greatly to the learning curve of my staff members who, I must say, don’t impress easily. Well done and thank you.'
Barbara Hines, Regional Manager – Vic/Tas, Retirement Village Association.
‘I was impressed with your dedication preparing for this presentation. Your effort coming to understand this large and diverse group so you could tailor the presentation accordingly, was admirable.’
Antje Leigh-Lancaster, Professional Development Manager, T3, Texas Instruments Australia