Executive Communication

The former president was remembered as a decent man of public service and grace even in defeat. His words have much to offer communicators and PR pros.

Repeatedly saying ‘like’ or ‘um’ diminishes your credibility—and makes your audience want to jump through the nearest window. Here’s how to stop annoying speech patterns.

From working your vocal cords to streamlining your life, these practices will bolster your presentation style and clear your head to make room for new ideas.

There’s no need for hypnosis or subliminal messaging here, but applying a few tenets of how the human mind works will help you convey your overriding themes—and make them stick.

On-screen projections, whether text or images, augment and complement your narrative—if you craft them properly. Follow these guidelines.

The thought of speaking in front of people strikes fear in the hearts of many. This guide offers tactics for tackling your next public address, regardless of experience level.

Local TV appearances can be a great way to boost your visibility in your community. Here’s how to make sure your message shines through in this highly structured environment.

To walk the fine line between tedium and bewilderment, keep your audience engaged by partnering with your on-screen text and visuals. Here are five guidelines.

Interviews can be tricky things—and television performances require a unique approach. Follow these guidelines to make sure your time on camera comes off without a hitch.

Having an outspoken executive can be a blessing or a curse for communications teams, but a recent survey showed that most consumers and employees want company leaders to speak out.