Effective Business Communication - Writing, Speaking, and Presenting for Results
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The document outlines an agenda for a three-day conference on effective business communication from October 17-19, 2013. The conference will feature a panel of experts and discuss topics such as the purpose of communication, what communication is, challenges communicators face, and tips for success. Attendees will also have an opportunity to discuss their personal communication roadblocks and how to overcome challenges.
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2. Examine the benefits of a neurodiverse workforce for your company.
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Effective Business Communication - Writing, Speaking, and Presenting for Results
- 1. October 17–19, 2013 EFFECTIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: WRITING,SPEAKING AND PRESENTING FOR RESULTS
- 2. Panel • Tracy Daniels, SVP, Business ExecutiveProduction Services, Bank of America • Carla Grantham, Congressional Liaison, US Coast Guard • Dr. LaRease Thomas, CEO - Become, LLC
- 3. Topics for Discussion • • • • • Pre-discussion Why we communicate What is commnication Communicator beware Tips for success
- 4. Pre-Discussion • What are your communications roadblocks, challenges, nuances, and nuisances? • Top communcation challenge you would like to personally overcome
- 5. Why We Communicate • • • • • To inform To provide instruction/direction/correction To gain buy-in To explain Provide comfort, support, or encouragement
- 7. Communicator Beware • • • • • • • Jargon Slang Colloquialisms Tone, tone, tone Communicate to your audience Overcommunicaton Misuse of communication type
- 8. Tips For Success • • • • • Know your voice Know your limits Proofread/think before you speak Sanity check W.A.I.T.
- 9. Discussion