STEELE's group coaching got our client's presenters primed and ready for a heavy schedule of meetings in 2011 with a new set of slides. We received great client feedback and they've implemented many of the techniques."

Erin McCabe, HealthCare Alliance

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Bill not only improved my delivery, but the content and 'understandability' of the message. I have used the lessons I learned from Bill over and over again. I highly recommend Bill. He is excellent."

Mike Dey, President, Scientific Affairs (ret.), Wyeth Pharmaceuticals

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PRESENTERS KNOW WHAT THEY NEED

They Ask for More Even If They Hate the Camera

Go through the evaluation forms after a typical presentation skills class and you will see a pattern. When asked "What was the most valuable part of the class?" participants will say it was the opportunity to practice presenting with feedback and coaching. Often they will add: "I hated being videotaped, but it really helped."

When asked "How could this class be improved?" they predictably say: "More practice presenting!"

A commitment to meeting this priority is at the heart of our training and coaching.

Read about Our Focus.

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THE BEST PRESENTERS COMMIT TO CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

They're Always Looking for "One More Thing"

Some people who sign up for a presentation skills workshop don't actually need the training. They're already excellent presenters.

When you ask them why they are there the answer is always the same: "I'm looking for one more thing I can do to take it up a notch." They don't ever want to stop getting better.

Bill Steele wrote a book for these people. It's called Presentation Skills 201: How to Take it to the Next Level as a Confident, Engaging Presenter.

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