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Impactful Communication: Powerful Strategies to Amplify Your Voice
Thursday, February 13, 2025, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST
Category: National Webinars

In today's professional world, your communication must rise above obstacles like the waning human attention span, distraction, bias, technology and other challenges.

In group settings, men are 75% more likely to speak up than women, under-represented minorities and introverts. And when a woman, minority or introvert does speak up, it's statistically probable that their male counterparts will either interrupt them or speak over them. What does this mean? If you're not ready to fight to be heard through ally-building strategies, your potential could be silenced.

In this engaging, actionable session, Sharon will share how to amplify your voice figuratively (and literally) and hone your message to make certain that you are heard.

Key Takeaways:

  • How to amplify your voice using proven techniques from a global leader
  • Message development tactics to strengthen your communication
  • Understanding how body language and vocal delivery affect your overall communication

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(You must be an AWIS member. Join today or contact [email protected] for group screening information.)

Speaker:

Sharon Delaney McCloud

Sharon Delaney McCloud is an Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist, TEDx speaker, Certified Diversity Executive, communications expert, and corporate trainer. She is the daughter of Irish immigrants whose adventures led to them to Kenya and Tanzania where Sharon was born and lived as a young child. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Communication from Florida State University and has traveled the world as a member of the Department of Defense’s U.S.O. program. 

During her broadcast career, Sharon covered everything from NASA to politics, healthcare, entertainment and the Super Bowl. She founded Greenroom Communications, a video production and marketing firm, with Kim and Penn Holderness. She now works with executives and teams on developing their leadership and resilience skills through the power of the spoken word.