Participants should come to class with a topic in mind from work, community, or home. Briefings are made for many reasons: to inform, persuade, make a decision, reach agreement, analyze implications, or initiate action. Choose a topic that will lend itself to one of these objectives.

Briefings may be formal or informal, and most of us are expected to present briefings in the course of our work. If you want to deliver your subject matter in a logical and condensed form and improve your presentation skills, this session is for you.  In one short morning,  participants will develop an effective briefing and make a practice presentation in a small group setting. And for the shy - don't worry, there won't be any video cameras in the room! This is a great opportunity to gain skills that can make us more effective in our everyday life.

-- Clear concise briefings get results!
-- Preparation is key to an effective briefing! Learn a seven step process that will focus your planning, maximize your time, and boost your confidence!