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You can easily become the best communicator in your organization - you’ve got nothing to beat. Most audiences log into Zoom calls and attend face-to-face business meetings thinking ‘this is going to be shit.’
Organizations need people like you: people who are prepared to learn the skills required to be an authentic public speaker.
If you’re looking for an easy way to advance your career and to be a great communicator, read this book.
Working with Rachel, you quickly realise you are alongside a real professional. I’s are dotted, T’s are crossed; nothing is left to chance. But her great skill is in combining her eye for detail and focus on getting great results with genuine flair and creativity.
Vin Ray, Founding Director of BBC College of Journalism, former BBC Foreign Editor
I have worked with Rachel both as a coach and in event production and she excels at both. Personally, the guidance and coaching she has given me has been invaluable over the years, increasing my stage craft and ability to deliver impact.
Kevin Wooldridge, Director at Microsoft Corporation
Rachel helped me to ensure my content made the best impact. She showed me that the presentation wasn’t about how interesting my topic was, it was about what the audience were going to think or do differently as a result.
Harriet Padina, Diversity and Inclusion Community Manager at Siemens UK
Rachel showed me how to be a much more impactful speaker. I always appreciated the feedback, adjustments and reframing she gave me and how she steered the leadership team to try new communication techniques. Rachel is an expert in her field.
Steve Foxley, CEO Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre
