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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2011 · 1H

Business Communication and Networking with Mark Grimm

from Law Talk Radio · host Texas Law Talk Radio

Mark Grimm is our guest today to talk about business communication and networking skills for young lawyers. Mark helps professionals get noticed by media, become more dynamic at speaking. Former TV anchor Mark Grimm is a dynamic entrepreneur, professional speaker, award-winning trainer, author, radio host and on-camera/voiceover performer. He runs a public speaking training, media relations and message strategy firm in upstate New York. His book is Everyone Can Be A Dynamic Speaker: Yes, I Mean You! Mark emphasizes to young lawyers that while details are critical to legal research, business communication and effective networking must rely on simplicity and brevity. Web: www.markgrimm.com   In law, we speak our own language, one that does not always translate in business. Lawyers have earned a reputation over time as being somewhat difficult. Maybe there is a misunderstanding of intent? Let’s learn to put the lawyer persona aside in business communication. Sensitivity to the message and its tone are important in written and verbal language. Today Mark Grimm offers his suggestions on how young lawyers can communicate more effectively in business.

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