Rebecca Morgan
Whether in-person or virtual, your audience is actively involved in Rebecca's high-content, highly engaging, thought-provoking presentations. She delivers "key-shops" which get audiences actively involved in key discussions.Your audience walks away with new ideas to implement.
Your audience wants to be involved in new ideas, and new perspectives. They are done with listening passively. They want to hear and discuss thought-provoking, and perhaps contrarian ideas.
Your people will benefit from Rebecca's decades of keynotes, training, and facilitation, whether in person or virtual. She is one of a rare few who know how to make virtual presentations so engaging no one multitasks. Your audience members will be surprised at how quickly the time flies, and how many ideas they plan to implement by the end.
As a bestselling author of 28 books, Rebecca appeared on The Oprah Show, as well as 60 Minutes, Wall Street Journal, Forbes.com, National Public Radio, CNBC, USA Today, Singapore's Straits Times, Malaysia's Star newspaper, Brunei Times, the Borneo Bullitan among others.
Since 1980, Rebecca has traveled from her base in Silicon Valley, to work with clients domestically and internationally. She's worked with some of the world's best organizations: Apple, Adobe, Hewlett-Packard, Wells Fargo Bank, New York Life Insurance, Hyatt Hotels, Singapore Airlines, Unilab, and the Moore Foundation to name a few. And she was retained as the workplace effectiveness spokesperson for a division of Microsoft.
Her books have been published in 9 languages and have sold over 500,000 copies.
She is only the fifteenth person in the world to earn both the designations of Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), as well as Certified Management Consultant (CMC)t. She is the second person to earn the CSP, CMC as well as the Certified Virtual Presenter (CVP) designation. These are the highest earned designations conferred by the respective professional associations.
She's the founder of Books For Treats. This not-for-profit organization encourages you to give gently read children's books at Halloween instead of candy. Their motto is "Give kids brain candy. Feed their minds, not their cavities!"
Your audience wants to be involved in new ideas, and new perspectives. They are done with listening passively. They want to hear and discuss thought-provoking, and perhaps contrarian ideas.
Your people will benefit from Rebecca's decades of keynotes, training, and facilitation, whether in person or virtual. She is one of a rare few who know how to make virtual presentations so engaging no one multitasks. Your audience members will be surprised at how quickly the time flies, and how many ideas they plan to implement by the end.
As a bestselling author of 28 books, Rebecca appeared on The Oprah Show, as well as 60 Minutes, Wall Street Journal, Forbes.com, National Public Radio, CNBC, USA Today, Singapore's Straits Times, Malaysia's Star newspaper, Brunei Times, the Borneo Bullitan among others.
Since 1980, Rebecca has traveled from her base in Silicon Valley, to work with clients domestically and internationally. She's worked with some of the world's best organizations: Apple, Adobe, Hewlett-Packard, Wells Fargo Bank, New York Life Insurance, Hyatt Hotels, Singapore Airlines, Unilab, and the Moore Foundation to name a few. And she was retained as the workplace effectiveness spokesperson for a division of Microsoft.
Her books have been published in 9 languages and have sold over 500,000 copies.
She is only the fifteenth person in the world to earn both the designations of Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), as well as Certified Management Consultant (CMC)t. She is the second person to earn the CSP, CMC as well as the Certified Virtual Presenter (CVP) designation. These are the highest earned designations conferred by the respective professional associations.
She's the founder of Books For Treats. This not-for-profit organization encourages you to give gently read children's books at Halloween instead of candy. Their motto is "Give kids brain candy. Feed their minds, not their cavities!"
Virtual Presentation Mastery: Avoid the Biggest Mistakes Even Experienced Presenters Make
Format: 1-hr to five 3-hour webshops
This program is perfect for:
- Managers, executives, and individual contributors who want to give engaging virtual presentations
The audience will leave with:
- Specific nuances to engage their audiences
- Refinements to all components of their virtual presentations
Most virtual presenters are OK at...
Leadership Lessons from Silicon Valley: How to Survive and Thrive in Disruptive Times
To be successful leading or responding to disruption depends on deep trust with your team. You need to encourage your team to be innovative, challenge traditional thinking, continually question...
Making Management Magic
Format: Best as a series of short sessions, with time to implement in between. Can also be a keynote as an overview before more in-depth sessions
This program is perfect for:
- New managers
- Experienced managers who want to refine their management skills
The audience will leave with:
- [takeaway 1]
- [takeaway 2]
It’s no secret...
The Power of Our Words
As businesspeople, we don't always think through the impact of our words on those around us. Yet, we need to be aware of our words as they affect our business success. Our words are so much more powerful than we give them credit for. We take our words for granted, because we say so many in a day. We don't take the time to think through "How might my comment leave the receiver? Feeling respected, or diminished? Feeling better about himself, or worse?" It takes consciousness...
Turn Upset Customers into Satisfied, Loyal Customers
How do you make your upset customers happy? What can you do to ensure upset customers will return, will be satisfied, and will refer others to you? It's the little things that pay off big.
Learn what upset customers want, how to calm them, and how to retain and grow their business. The concepts in this program are applicable to internal and external customers.
- Assess your calming skills
- Why do customers get upset?
- What can...
Persuasion Skills for Non-Traditional Salespeople
(This program is designed for customer service providers, public relations account executives, accountants or lawyers who aren't yet comfortable with suggesting additional products/services, even when they will be beneficial to the clients.)
How can you politely suggest additional services to clients without seeming pushy? What is the proper way to broach an added service without offending the client? How can you make sure the client appreciates your suggestions?...