Content about Sally Williamson

June 6, 2011
Training Today: The Impact of Executive Presence

“Executive Presence is a topic everyone is talking about, but few have stepped forward to offer a clear definition of it,” says executive communications and speech coach Sally Williamson, who authored an upcoming book titled, “The Hidden Factor: Executive Presence, How to Find It, Keep It, and Leverage It.” “It’s an elusive idea that keeps creeping into discussions of leadership, executive development, and succession planning.”

“Executive Presence is a topic everyone is talking about, but few have stepped forward to offer a clear definition of it,” says executive communications and speech coach Sally Williamson, who authored an upcoming book titled, “The Hidden Factor: Executive Presence, How to Find It, Keep It, and Leverage It.” “It’s an elusive idea that keeps creeping into discussions of leadership, executive development, and succession planning.”

April 26, 2011
Executive Presence Is a Top Priority for Leadership

High-potential and leadership programs are a top priority as companies focus on succession planning and the development of future leaders. And, as companies define skill gaps, Executive Presence--a combination of behaviors and attitudes that present a sense of confidence, competence, commitment, and authenticity--has become a hot topic and an urgent priority. But many development managers struggle with what it is and how to build it into a leadership program.

By Sally Williamson

High-potential and leadership programs are a top priority as companies focus on succession planning and the development of future leaders. And, as companies define skill gaps, Executive Presence has become a hot topic and an urgent priority.

April 25, 2011
Remote Presentations: From Mediocre to Impactful

Remote presentations have their own unique challenges and advantages. When developed and delivered correctly, they become a great communication vehicle and transform a mediocre group of slides into a powerful remote experience. Here are some tips to make that happen.

By Sally Williamson

I confess. My relationship with remote presentations got off to a bad start. Five years ago, when I wrote my first article about Webinars, I shared my frustration and confusion that companies were using this new technology without understanding how to use it effectively.