Ep 69 - Strategic Speaking for Results with Elizabeth Bachman
Using your voice and presence strategically can help you be heard and have more influence in your organisation. In this week’s episode, I interview Elizabeth Bachman, a Professional Speaker, Executive Career Coach and Presentation Skills Trainer.
Elizabeth is passionate about getting more smart women into positions of authority, helping them do really good jobs and get more women's voices heard in the world.
We discuss:
- Elizabeth’s presenting tips from her experience as an Opera Director
- Valuing the unique strengths and multi-focused approach women bring to the workplace
- What the glass cliff is and how organisations can support leaders better
- How to use strategic empathy to influence others
MORE ABOUT ELIZABETH
Elizabeth Bachman is a go-to person for advanced training in speaking, presentation skills, sales and leadership. She helps high-level clients master a message that brings the funding they need, the allies they want and the recognition they deserve.
Having spent over 30 years directing more than 50 operas around the world, Elizabeth brings a wealth of tools to help business professionals become respected presenters.
She is also the host of the podcast: Speakers Who Get Results.
HELPFUL LINKS
Carla’s episode on Elizabeth’s podcast
Learn more about the Glass Cliff
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