How to Present Confidently on Camera: Tips for Remote and Hybrid Meetings
Most professionals now spend a significant portion of their working week on camera. Pitching to clients on Teams, presenting updates to a leadership group on
Most professionals now spend a significant portion of their working week on camera. Pitching to clients on Teams, presenting updates to a leadership group on
Some of the most capable leaders we work with dread presenting. They run large teams, make significant decisions daily, and handle pressure in almost every
People who are considering presentation skills coaching often have the same question: What will we actually do in the session? It is a reasonable thing
Ask most leaders to name the skills that define effective presentation, and they will give you a familiar list. Clarity. Confidence. Strong slides. The ability
Presenting data to non-technical audiences is often framed as a matter of simplification. The common advice is to remove jargon, reduce detail, and make insights
Welcome to the latest edition of The Leadership Lens, a monthly newsletter from Mary Langan and Chris Kerwin. Leadership can be exciting and rewarding, but
In our work with organisations, we often notice that change is communicated with care and good intent. Leaders take time to explain what is happening,
When people think about starting a presentation well, they often focus on finding the right words. They look for a strong opening line, a clever
When I think about the leaders who create real impact in organisations, one quality consistently stands out. They know how to communicate their ideas in
In every organisation I work with, one pattern stands out. The leaders who consistently inspire loyalty, creativity, and strong performance are not necessarily those with
In my years of working with leaders and teams, one thing has become very clear to me: great performance does not come from pressure or

As Albert Einstein said: “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” Presenting data effectively is a crucial skill in today’s

Sometimes you can get too much of a good thing… We are now awash with data, but when organisations realise the full value and potential

Written by Tony Lamb and James Hewes At Nua Training, we’ve been running our business virtually for over a year now, along with many of
Over the last 12 months we have all been working through the world’s biggest unintended experiment in mass remote working. For some this has been

We’re all currently living and working in a world we couldn’t imagine just a few weeks ago. And while we’re all trying our best to

How to Banish Public Speaking Nerves and Present with Confidence “Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear — not absence of fear” Mark Twain

Sales is all about winning the hearts and minds of our audiences. For a sales presentation to be persuasive the audience has to ‘lean in’,

It’s true, speaking to an audience – to a dozen people sat around a table or to a full conference room – can render

How to amplify your presentation message What is it that makes a film or book so good, so gripping? It’s the tension that is created
How to make an impact when your begin your presentation Sometimes it’s really important to grab your audiences attention the moment you get started with your
How to be a compelling storyteller. Stories have been told as far back as we can possibly imagine. Verbally passed down through generations and then
What’s the presentation take-away? How often have you come away from a presentation and wondered what it was really about or what are you now
How to ditch the nerves! “I get incredibly nervous before public speaking, no matter how big the crowd or the audience. And despite the fact