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Executive Presence // Leadership Fresh Solutions for a Changing World © JMReid Group Philadelphia Chicago (856) 397 6157 By the end of this workshop participants will be able to: OVERVIEW This one-and-a-half-day program is designed for middle and senior leaders to enhance their executive presence. Welcome Introduction, learning objectives Executive Presence What you know – technical knowledge What you show – communication Commitment to grow – getting feedback What Got You Here Wont’ Get You There 20 common behavioral flaws Intention vs observable behaviors Emotional intelligence Teachability Seeking feedback – Johari Window, Blind Spots, How to/how to not solicit Business Writing What our writing says about us What our writing says about the reader Structure and storyboarding Using headers Grammar Active vs passive construction Making the complex simple Presentations Visual (presence, gestures, open face) Vocal (tone, inflection, volume) Verbal (structural presentation – making it stick, curse of knowledge, speaking in threes) Speaking on Your Feet Gathering your thoughts Using constructs Leveraging facilitative techniques Workshop Close PROGRAM FLOW: KEY CONTENT AREAS Describe the attributes of executive presence Analyze the 20 most common behavioral flaws that limit a leader’s growth Effectively seek feedback on their performance Identify the critical skills and values necessary in more senior leader roles Write in a more structured and compelling manner Use language clearly and concisely Adept their writing to different types of readers Assess and improve their verbal, visual and vocal skills Practice presenting complex ideas in a straightforward and accessible manner Learn how to respond effectively “on the fly”
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  • Executive Presence // Leadership

    Fresh Solutions for a Changing World © JMReid Group Philadelphia Chicago (856) 397 6157

    By the end of this workshop participants will be able to:

    OVERVIEW This one-and-a-half-day program is designed for middle and senior leaders to enhance their executive presence.

    Welcome • Introduction, learning objectives

    Executive Presence • What you know – technical

    knowledge • What you show –

    communication • Commitment to grow – getting

    feedback What Got You Here Wont’ Get You There • 20 common behavioral flaws • Intention vs observable

    behaviors • Emotional intelligence

    Teachability • Seeking feedback – Johari

    Window, Blind Spots, How to/how to not solicit

    Business Writing • What our writing says about us • What our writing says about the

    reader • Structure and storyboarding • Using headers • Grammar • Active vs passive construction • Making the complex simple

    Presentations • Visual (presence, gestures,

    open face) • Vocal (tone, inflection, volume) • Verbal (structural presentation

    – making it stick, curse of knowledge, speaking in threes)

    Speaking on Your Feet • Gathering your thoughts • Using constructs • Leveraging facilitative

    techniques Workshop Close

    PROGRAM FLOW: KEY CONTENT AREAS

    • Describe the attributes of executive presence

    • Analyze the 20 most common behavioral flaws that limit a leader’s growth

    • Effectively seek feedback on their performance

    • Identify the critical skills and values necessary in more senior leader roles

    • Write in a more structured and compelling manner

    • Use language clearly and concisely

    • Adept their writing to different types of readers

    • Assess and improve their verbal, visual and vocal skills

    • Practice presenting complex ideas in a straightforward and accessible manner

    • Learn how to respond effectively “on the fly”