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Small Group Mentoring – Conquer Your Fear of Public Speaking

An Opportunity to Learn from a Proven Industry Expert
Small Group Mentoring -– Conquer Your Fear of Public Speaking
July 16th, 2019
6:00PM - 8:00PM
What You'll Gain:
  • Presentation strategies
  • Public speaking techniques
Cost: $0
Description:

You’re an entrepreneur, not a politician. Why would you need to be a good public speaker? There are many reasons, actually – addressing a group of potential investors that you hope will provide funding to your company; speaking to your employees; representing your company at a seminar; and the list goes on. Conquer that fear now and be ready when the time comes!

Registration Required/No Charge

Tuesday, July 16 | 6:00PM – 8:00PM

Instructor: Gilda Bonanno 

WBDC Stamford
184 Bedford Street
Stamford, CT 06901

 

Instructor: Gilda Bonanno
Title: Advisor to WBDC
Bio: GILDA BONANNO is a speaker, trainer and coach who helps her clients improve their presentation, communication and leadership skills so they can be more successful. She has worked with leading organizations, including GE, Travelers, Praxair, Assa Abloy, Wells Fargo and Yale University, on four continents from Chicago to Shanghai and Rio to Rome.
Register for Small Group Mentoring -– Conquer Your Fear of Public Speaking
Terms of Service: WBDC is a nonprofit organization, required by its funders to collect data requested on this form. WBDC places great value on your personal privacy and the confidential facts and figures you disclose concerning your business activities. Information concerning you and your business is kept strictly confidential and is reported only in aggregate unless prior approval is received from you. WBDC is able to offer its programs and services at afforable and/or reduced rates due to the support of Federal, State, Municipal, Corporate and Individual contributors and the programs or services you participate in are either partially or fully subsidized.

Small Business AssociationThis program is funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. We make reasonable accommodations for access by persons with disabilities.