On Saturday, June 7, 2008, Senator Hillary Clinton finally suspended her historic presidential campaign and conceded that Senator Barack Obama would be the Democratic party’s nominee.

Gone was the poll-tested “strength and experience” rhetoric, as Senator Clinton spoke emotionally and personally about what it meant for her to run as the first woman for president, and how this would affect American politics in the future. Clinton acknowledged that there was a glass ceiling for women’s advancement in politics, and alluded to the role that gender bias had played, both in her campaign and in the media’s coverage of it.

“Although we weren’t able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it has about 18 million cracks in it and the light is shining through like never before,” Senator Clinton said to thundering applause from her supporters, packed into the ornate National Building Museum, where she once danced with President Bill Clinton at his inaugural balls in 1993 and 1997.
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This training course training course will show how to:

• Plan and deliver compelling presentations: tuning into your audience’s expectations and building genuine life into your presentation

• Create personal impact: identifying your Personal Impact DNA©, investigating your personality and your natural presentation style

• Control your nerves: channelling your energy – generating authority whilst exuding an aura of calm confidence • Gauge non-verbal communication: reading your listeners’ body language and other subliminal messages and creating strategies to cope with energy shifts.

This course is being held by Christina Ioannidis, Managing Director of Aquitude.

The cost is £187/$369.11 + VAT.

If you would like more information on this course please go to: https://www.womenintechnology.co.uk/resources/impactful_presenter.doc

Join in 10 minutes of conversation with old friends and new people, network new connections in this fast and fun way to meet other professionals.

Network with the Executive Women’s SIG, meet new people and reconnect with old friends.

A two day workshop designed for women in technology to increase their skills in negotiation and effecting organizational change.