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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2013 · 57 MIN

How to use humour and storytelling in your presentations and speeches

from The Business Elevation Show Where Good Matters · host Chris Cooper

So how do you best use humour and storytelling in your presentations and speeches? Perhaps you have marveled at people who can engage an audience with their wit and stories? So how can you learn to use these skills really effectively in your work? On this show we have two leadership and public speaking skills experts. Ashley Boroda has worked in radio production, comedy writing, stand-up comedy, television as well as writing and delivering leadership programmes for businesses using humour. Ashley Boroda Entertainment also represents comedians. Andrew Thorp is a co-founder of MojoLife which includes Speakeasy Groups™ an innovative approach to developing presenting & public speaking skills and is a story telling expert. Andrew has spoken at the prestigious TEDx conference, authored 'The 7 Pillars of Sporting Success and how to apply them in business' and is co-author of several books on communication topics. Join us for what will be a highly valuable and enjoyable learning experience.

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