Whether you are meeting one-on-one or presenting to a large group, appearing credible and confident will significantly raise your effectiveness.

Cara Hale Alter, President of SpeechSkills, LLC will show you how the power of the “sub-textual” conversation (body language, vocal patterns, and mannerisms) can raise or lower one’s status in the workplace. Based on 20 years of research, she will outline explicit “codes of conduct” for projecting credibility, especially when the stakes are high. These behaviors are easy to implement and can help you form a skillset that can transform your career.

Discover how to…

• Cultivate personal presence
• Recognize/prevent the “tells” of nervousness and intimidation
• Demonstrate composure under pressure
• Avoid unintentional behaviors that may lower your status
• Strike a balance between authority and approachability

Register by end of day on Sunday, 6/15: Members/Guests of Members: $60, Non-Members: $75
Register after Sunday, 6/15: Members/Guests of Members: $65, Non-Members: $80

“A true master of public speaking, Cara Hale Alter is not just compelling and captivating; she shows you how to be compelling and captivating. She is the closest thing to a magic pill that transforms you into a leader.” Jeannine Yoo Sano – Partner, White & Case

Speaker/Presenter(s):

As founder and president of SpeechSkills, Cara Hale Alter has provided training to some of the world’s best-known companies, including Allianz, Caterpillar, eBay, Gap Inc., Google, IDEO and Williams-Sonoma. A guest lecturer at UC Berkeley, Harvard University, Stanford University, and UC Hastings College of Law, Cara has also worked with numerous top 100 law firms, including DLA Piper, Morgan Lewis, O’Melveny & Myers, and White & Case. She is a frequent media source, with appearances in Forbes.com, The Globe and Mail, USA Today, and countless other media outlets.
Her critically acclaimed book The Credibility Code: How to Project Confidence and Competence When it Matters Most brings the key concepts of her signature workshops to the printed page.

Her website is www.speechskills.com