The ability to communicate clearly and persuasively is a vital skill for individuals and organizations striving to stand out in a world of severe information overload.
If you want to be relevant in today’s knowledge economy, both you and your message must be heard, understood and acted on.
Your personal influence is without question one of your most vital assets for executive success, and its importance only grows as you rise through the ranks. But influence is not automatically bestowed by position or seniority; you have to earn it and constantly cultivate it through clear and compelling communication.
» Do you or your people have the skills to stand out and persuade?