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Present like a BOSS

60 minutes

835.00

up to 50

rhetoric, storytelling, public speaking

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Present like a BOSS explores the art of oration in the modern digital age. Ancient and proven concepts like rhetoric are discussed, along with fostering confidence and conquering fear, and other advanced tips and tricks drawn from Vince’s own experiences.

You’ll come out of this valuable experience with renewed confidence knowing you have a better understanding of the practice of presenting, along with new coping techniques—and a variety of useful tools to draw from.

Who is this Experience for?

This experience aims to benefit anyone from executive leadership, aspiring managers, educators, training professionals or, simply, those who suddenly find themselves presenting often and just want to improve their in-person and virtual presentation skills.

hosted by, Vince Brophy, BA, MFA

Vince is a technical and creative writer, training developer, and communications and writing instructor based in Calgary, Alberta. He has taught communications and writing at Red Deer College and the University of Calgary and also develops and delivers entertaining training for corporate and government audiences. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities, and an Master of Fine Arts in Screenwriting and has presented his creative and academic work at two conferences. Vince has also pitched several stories at the Banff World Media Festival and has workshopped two stories with film and animation studios in Toronto.

“I'm a facilitator and not a dictator -- first and foremost. I thrive with a discussion-based format, and I enjoy the conversation and sharing of stories and humour.”

Vince has been teaching and creating and delivering team experiences since 2017, and has been writing and presenting since the early 2000s. Outside of work, Vince enjoys carpentry, automotives, music, and writing creatively for personal growth, and occasionally gets involved with the arts in the city—and beyond.