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“The team had an incredibly motivating session and although many were seasoned presenters, it was fascinating to see how the storytelling techniques that we had picked up completely turned our presentations around”

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One-to-one personal presentation skills coaching is designed to help you focus and explore in detail the best ways to get your message across.

Whether it’s a keynote presentation to launch your latest innovation or to announce the latest merger, we will guide you through giving you the best possible support available. This will ensure that you craft and deliver a truly memorable presentation.

At Edison Red we love working on a 1-to-1 basis as it allows us to really find someone’s authentic voice. This personal approach is often intense and tends to deliver much faster results.

We believe working this way is very much about the relationship between the participant and coach, so we make sure we spend the time getting that connection right before we put people together.

Working on a 1-to-1 basis provides the invaluable opportunity to get the specific feedback you need to significantly enhance your delivery.

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If you have any questions about our one-to-one presentation coaching please get in touch on +44 (0)20 7129 1226 or fill in our enquiry form

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