Building Your Executive Communication Skills

Good communication skills are an essential leadership ingredient. Leaders at all levels have an oversized impact in conversations because of the power and authority they represent. Join best-selling author and communications expert Craig Weber as he guides you on a three-step journey to understanding and leveraging your conversational capacity.

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With a workforce looking for meaningful work, enhanced growth opportunities, and flexible working arrangements, leaders need to know how to make the most of every conversation or meeting they are a part of.

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