Keep up with our blog for the latest tips, insights, and expert advice on leveraging your communication skills to climb the corporate ladder. We will help you learn how to use storytelling in speeches to deliver your message with great impact at any time and use the small details to make a big impression when meeting clients and hiring managers. You won’t want to miss a post from President Jayne Latz as she applies her decades of expertise to the issues of the day.
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Do You Have Talented Employees with Communication Problems?
Do you have talented employees you would like to promote but feel their communication skills are standing in the way of cli...
Find Your Confidence, Find Your Voice: Jayne Latz Shares Her Journey
We spend a lot of time with our clients developing confidence in professional communication. There are myriad factors that can impact your commu...
What to Leave Out: Tips from a Writing Pro – a guest blog by Don Heymann
Welcome to First Thursday! On the first Thursday of each month, Corporate Speech Solutions features an expert who has a skill or expertis...
You Landed Your First Job! …Now What? 5 Simple Tips for Success
Congratulations! You’ve put in the work, finished your degree, and finally landed your first job. But that doesn’t mean the work is done. In...
Improving American English Pronunciation: Voice and Voiceless Sounds
One of the most difficult parts of learning English is mastering all of the subtle differences in pronunciation. Learning how to produce ...
Five Benefits of Accent Reduction for the International Business Professional
Are you a non-native English speaking business professional looking to advance within your organization? Many non-native English speaking profes...
Building Bridges – Conscious Communication to Enhance Your Business: a guest blog by Kim Ann Curtin
Welcome to First Thursday! On the first Thursday of each month, Corporate Speech Solutions features an expert that has a skill or experti...
Four Tips to Improve Your Presentation
How comfortable are you speaking in front of a crowd? If you’ve been asked to give a presentation, this is an excellent opportunity to ...