Persuasive speakers are at ease with themselves, their message, and their audience. For business executives, managers, and sales professionals alike, it is this confident energy that moves listeners to respond to a call to action. Learn to speak with this kind of self-assurance and energy that is open, free, and contagious.

Decker Training, as the leader in personalized executive and sales presentation seminars, solves your real problems. Our presentation and leadership seminars help you tap into your innate abilities and teach you lifelong skills that will improve any business presentation, whether it's one-to-one, at a meeting, on a sales call, or for a large audience. Since 1979, our approach has helped over 100,000 people achieve an ease in communicating they never imagined possible.

YOUR PERCEIVED PROBLEMS:

• I'm nervous
• My audience is not engaged
• I don't get the results I want
• I spend too much time preparing

YOUR REAL PROBLEMS:

• You haven't learned how to manage anxiety
• You haven't discovered your natural speaking style
• You're unsure about how to be more persuasive
• You need a time-saving organization tool

Business Leadership Seminars and Sales Presentation Training
In each of our five core programs we customize the training to your specific needs prior to the training. Small group size, interactive exercises, demos, working with your real-world business presentations, and videotaping with personal feedback ensure you meet your goals. You'll further support your learning with a post-workshop Personal Action Plan, a personal DVD, learning guides, a one-hour complimentary consultation, and much more.

Want to make persuasiveness second nature? Ready to make an impact? Contact us today to learn how we can tailor a seminar to your needs, or click here to register for one of our popular Persuasive Communications Skills public workshops.

"Your course completely changed my approach to presentations. I recently gave a quarterly review to the CFO, and he told me I was a completely different presenter. I immediately captured his attention with a clear, concise, message that focused only on what he needed to hear. Instead of a half hour, I finished my review in a few minutes, with a minimum of slides to support my analysis."