Moderator: Isabel Banerjee
Break through unconscious habits to have greater impact and better bottom-line. Dramatically improve your communication skills in high-stake situations when there is a lot on the line. Learn the skills and “secret sauce” to be more confident and influential in your professional and personal life.
Presenter Deborah Johnson is a six-time EMMY Award-winning writer and producer. During her 2+ decades in the highly competitive world of commercial television, she fine-tuned her ability to break through the noisy clutter and influence an audience. Her Master’s Degree in Cognitive Psychology and Television Production helped her hone her skills at understanding what makes people tick – who are they, what they want, what they need, how they think, what motivates them, and how to emotionally connect to them.
Her presentation leverages her experience to give you a fresh perspective on how to breakthrough your unconscious habits and dramatically improve your communications skills. Easily. You will learn how your DNA dictates your perception. How taking a few minutes to reverse-engineer your conversations can have a powerful impact.
You’ll be empowered with six easy tips to craft your communication style to more effectively engage your listener and increase your success. All of which you can implement today. Including the unspoken secret and most-often overlooked part of every conversation that will help you become more confident, more influential, and more sought-after in your professional life.
Today, Deborah uses her lifetime of experience and expertise to groom people for a wide variety of high-stakes situations – from an interview with Barbara Walters or the New York Times to multi-million dollar law suits or a civil rights case.
Whether it’s in the courtroom, the boardroom or in front of the media, she knows that every facial expression, very word, every nuance has a profound effect on your success. She works nationally to help prepare witnesses for deposition or trial. She works with executives to prepare them for presentations, fund-raisers or to dramatically enhance their leadership skills. She is especially committed to supporting women going through the stressful and crucial steps of divorce to help them come across as calm, clear, compelling, and confident.
