High impact coaching
Inspiring Transformational Leaders
Breathe energy into your ambitions
If facilitating is about getting the audience to be more present, you could say that coaching is about getting speakers to be more present. What does that mean? It means finding ways to trigger a greater alignment, not only alignment with the message of the event and audience expectations but internal alignment of the speaker’s physical, mental and emotional resources. For that we have to breathe energy into your ambitions.
Strategic and targeted
I have two intentions when I coach: how can we make this more strategic? How can we make it more targeted? Strategic means – how can we organise the message and make choices so that clarity is maximised? Targeted means – how can we adapt the message to meet the audience where they are? This implies knowing where their gaps are – not only in terms of messages but also in terms of motivation. High Impact presenting means taking on board the task of motivating the audience.
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Testimonials
“Paul is highly sklilled professional. His work as coach and event organizer/animator was very apreciated.”
Czernielewski Janusz
VP Medical Affaires at Galderma International
“Paul, the presentation went very well – beyond expectations. You should take the most of the credit for it. You are a great coach.”
Jean-Yves Fillion
COO at BNP Paribas Fortis
“Your input just totally sharpened my presentation, just 3 sentences in a couple of smart places totally changed the impact, THANKS!!!”
Thies Posken
General Manager at L’Oréal Professionel
“Thank you for your always valuable support.”
“One of the activities of the Press Club is to organise media training for top executives. Our consultants have to be the best. This is the case with Paul Barrett.”
Isabelle Bourdet
Director PRESS CLUB DE FRANCE
“The success of a convention depends upon a certain alchemy. Without a doubt, Paul holds the keys to some of its deepest mysteries.”
Gilles Altmeyerhenzien
Communications Manager at REXEL