Capture Your Audience in Writing and Public Speaking

09/15/10

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If you fail to grab your audiences' attention in the lead paragraph or first 10-20 seconds of your speech, you may have lost your opportunity to be heard.  Whether you're giving a presentation, writing a press release, or drafting an op-ed, effective speaking and writing is the difference between success and failure.  So what does it take to be a strong public speaker? What does good writing look like?  
 
Local freelance writer and editor Brian Berusch and public speaking coach and author Pam Chambers give you insight on how to fine-tune your skills so your messages stand out and rise above the clutter.


Pam ChambersPam Chambers is known as Hawaii's Presentation Coach. Since 1985, she has help ed thousands of people become better communicators - whether they speak to one person, to small groups, or to large audiences.
Pam helps a wide array of clients - moving men, bodyguards, front-line retailers, entertainers, CPAs, attorneys, bankers, CEOs, and people from any industry you can name - even a shy ten-year-old boy.

Pam is the author of Speak for Yourself, Stand & Deliver, and Life is a Presentation. Her latest book, Public Speaking Made Easy, made the bestseller list in Hawaii. She was named by Honolulu Magazine as one of Hawaii's 10 Most Admired Women.


BrianBeruschBrian Berusch is editor of HILuxury Magazine, as well as founder and publisher of B on Hawaii. He's has been reporting on trends within the travel, culinary, luxury and lifestyle markets since 1996. Through extensive travels, interaction with key players, the cultivation of business relationships, and an ongoing effort to hone his writing, photography, design and production skills, Brian has positioned himself as the travel industry's "go-to" guy for all things travel-trend related.

Mahalo to our lunch sponsor Blue Hawaii LifeStyle for providing the delicious panini sandwiches and acai cups for our event. Visit their environmentally friendly stores at Ala Moana Center and the Remington Building on Bishop Street for products that are only made in Hawaii. Follow them on Twitter and Facebook.
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Register online or for cash/check payments, RSVP to programs@prsahawaii.org. Payment due at door or mail to: PRSA Hawaii, PO Box 3566, Honolulu, HI 96811. Credit card payment will not be accepted at the door.

For more information, contact Programs Chairs Jocelyn Collado or Tess Staadecker, call 533-4165, email programs@prsahawaii.org or visit www.prsahawaii.org.

Reservation and Cancellation Policy:
Advance registration will close at 3 p.m. on the day prior to the event. After that, a $5 walk-in fee will apply. Due to out-of-pocket expenses incurred, there is a $5 cancellation fee for reservations made via credit card; no refunds will be issued for cancellations received after the deadline; and no- shows will be invoiced.

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