Women Speaking

These brilliant women discovered their great speaker superpowers this week at the workshop.

Thanks to everyone who put their trust in our training.

We adore supporting you.

Speaking tip for Monday: when you stand in your space and share your ideas and insights, we see you and hear you.

When you are fully present you are powerful. Think about the tasks you love doing and do well in your job.

When you 'live' that feeling we will see it on the podium.

Just like this photo of our recent workshop grad.

Have a great week.

Try to love your audience. That is our Friday to share. I know it is hard to do sometimes but if we focus on what we are giving and sharing with an audience it makes the whole exchange less scary.

We also love taking any opportunity to show you images of the brilliant speakers who have finished the training because you can see in the photo how comfortable they become on stage.

Here are some of this week's graduates.

Thanks for capturing this magic in photos Hilary Wardhaugh.

We were in Canberra this week for the 2024 workshop at the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.

Thanks to the fab team for your great venue experience.

Wishing everyone a great weekend.

Canberra Convention Bureau

Congrats to the talented strong professional women who all delivered brilliant and powerful speeches this week.
Here are some of them.
We so loved working with you.
Congrats.

You spoke, we listened and acted on what we heard.

Thank you.
Photos by Hilary Wardhaugh Photography.

https://catherinemcgrathmedia.com.au/

Our grads are amazing speakers.
Congratulations to all of our grads from this week's program.

Here is one of our brilliant attendees + speakers right here!!!

Standing on stage, she found the sense of presence and connection she was looking for. Great job. Sydney registrations closing today.

If you would like to join us next week in Sydney please do.

Link is here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/751435853867?aff=oddtdtcreator

Amazing photos by Hilary Wardhaugh. Thanks Hilary, this brilliant photo sums up the day.

Sending all our best vibes to attending next Wednesday's 1-day program. A **few seats left** registrations close **12 noon** today for 'Make a great speech in 1-day' program.

This photo is of one of last years fab attendees.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/751435853867?aff=oddtdtcreator

$960 for all the skills you need to get up and make a great speech.

It is super fun, supportive and high-level.

Location The Women's College, within The University of Sydney.

WomenSpeaking - Learn to deliver a great speech in 1 day | Sydney Discover your own brilliant speaking skills in this groundbreaking, popular workshop for women. All levels. Skills for conferences + more.

****closing registrations**** Thursday - we can't wait to see you at next week's workshop.
Details here.

WomenSpeaking - Learn to deliver a great speech in 1 day | Sydney Discover your own brilliant speaking skills in this groundbreaking, popular workshop for women. All levels. Skills for conferences + more.

Catch our of the day below. **Registrations closing Thursday** for workshop 'Learn to Make a Great Speech in 1-day' May 8th.
Registration link is here:
https://lnkd.in/grabY4Yx

This photo is of our great Sydney training venue The Women's College, within The University of Sydney. You will love this workshop space.

Today's speaking tip: think of the audience as positive to you. They are encouraging and want you to do well. They are 'beautiful audience people.'

Have a great Wednesday.

Congratulations to our brilliant graduates. We have had a brilliant training day today NFSA Canberra NFSA - National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.

Here is a photo of some of our fabulous graduates.

Speaking is a professional skill. Thanks to everyone who put their trust in us today to deliver this high-level .

Your speeches were amazing!

Thanks Hilary Wardhaugh for your excellent photography.
Kudos also to brilliant co-trainers Louise Maher and Sarah Carroll.

Looking for training for ? Only days left to book for workshop 8th May The Women's College 'Learn to make a great speech in 1-day'.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/751435853867?aff=oddtdtcreator

https://catherinemcgrathmedia.com.au/
Catherine McGrath Media

WomenSpeaking - Learn to deliver a great speech in 1 day | Sydney Discover your own brilliant speaking skills in this groundbreaking, popular workshop for women. All levels. Skills for conferences + more.

Here is a speaking tip as the working week begins: speaking and writing go together.
At some point most presentations benefit from some words written down. It might be a short written phrase, a few words on a piece of paper or a complete written speech.

Spoken word communication is made up of words and sentences. Have a think about what words and sentences you need to include in your next presentation.

Only a few days left to register for the Sydney workshop 'Learn to deliver a great speech in 1-day'.
Link is below.
Sydney workshop 08/05
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/751435853867?aff=oddtdtcreator

Today's for presentations - introduce your topic clearly e.g. this meeting is about.... our focus today is... I am launching our report on... etc.

Don't speak too quickly. Give your audience time to absorb your message.

Once you have shared the topic, add some more information about it.

For example, this report has been informed by your feedback... or the industry consultation has shown us that.... etc.

Too often we forget how important it is to make our subject matter/topic really clear to our audience.

Registrations are still open for our 1 day workshop 8th May.
See link here for bookings:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/751435853867?aff=oddtdtcreator

https://catherinemcgrathmedia.com.au/

By the way this is a photo of me from a while back as MC at the launch in for Property Council of Australia.

For this event, as for any other, it was really important to introduce the topic very clearly at the beginning. While attendees know why they are there, it still sets the tone and ensures a good steady start to the discussion.

Venue was the beautiful National Portrait Gallery, Canberra.