Human Connection Workshop: Bring Your Presentations to Life!

A rare opportunity to learn from a premier communications coaching team.

Want to feel more confident when you speak in public?

Want to nail your next interview?

Want to command the room as you share your design vision?

During this fun, highly interactive 2.5-hour workshop, the legendary Graceworks will offer us a strong foundation for presenting and communicating in large and small spaces. In this workshop, you will:

• Discover how to gain self-confidence as a presenter.
• Learn to connect with audiences of any size.
• Experience a warm-up technique that whacks your jitters.
• Get the 7 practical Human Connection Must-Do's.
• See demos of super smart ways to use your slides.
• Experience how powerful your body language is - a real game changer!
• Walk away with A Preparation Process that WORKS!

After laying this foundation, you'll get to see the principles in action! Two or three volunteers will get a chance to be coached through a short, on-the-fly presentation (no need to prepare anything).

To wrap things up, Graceworks will want to know your biggest takeaways, and as time allows, open up to any unanswered questions. Come ready to have fun and walk away with valuable tools to make The Human Connection!

Approved for 2.0 AIA Learning Units

Light refreshments will be served

Sign up Early - Registration closes April 17 at noon

Rich Swingle, Freedom Finder with Graceworks, has a tremendous gift as a trainer and coach. He’s motivated by a deep desire and commitment to help people get comfortable in their own skin, whether giving a speech, leading a team or just talking with friends and family. Rich taps into each person’s particular needs and is able to come up with just the right technique to help them find their freedom.

Working with Graceworks for 24 years, Rich draws upon his experience as a professional actor. Some of his clients include a national retail chain, HOK, Skanska, AtkinsRéalis, Gensler and Skender Construction – just to name a few. Also, ask him about his amazing journeys traveling the world performing his own one-man plays.