Why this Webinar?

Dale Carnegie quoted, “ There are four ways and only four ways of doing something – What we do, How we look, What we say, How we say

And, this is what makes Executive Presence an urgent need for young professionals who want to grow. It aids you to propel to the top. Center for Talent Innovation quotes that Executive Presence amounts for 26% when it comes to climbing the ladder way up to success.

Your Executive Presence is the signal to the world, who you are, Isn’t that important?

Daniel Goleman tells, “We are being judged by a new yardstick; not just how smart we are, but also how well we handle ourselves and each other. ” This new yardstick is nothing but the Executive Presence we exhibit.

What to expect at the Webinar?

We will discuss the three components of Executive Presence; Appearance, Communication & Gravitas during the Webinar.

Appearance: This accounts for 5% of your Executive Presence. The webinar includes details about the ways to use this 5% to maximize the impact of your appearance; on self and others. We form impressions in the minds of others in a matter of seconds, and those impressions are data for people to judge our capabilities.
Communication: The only task you cannot delegate is communication. The webinar will give some practical inputs on our day to day communication. 28% of your Executive Presence comprises of the way you speak. The 7 C’s of communication needs to be worked upon.
Gravitas: This is how you behave and conduct yourself. It is all about the confidence, poise, emotional intelligence, ability to deal with people. Your reputation is built largely on the gravitas you carry. No wonder it accounts for a humongous 67% of your Executive Presence.

Who should attend?

Corporate Professionals
HR Managers
Consultants and Coaches
Start-Up Owners
Aspirant Leader

Webinar Timing: 11 am IST

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