Kimberly MacLean & Sammy Wegent – Become An Inclusive Presenter

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Kimberly MacLean & Sammy Wegent – Become An Inclusive Presenter

• 6 Video lessons in HD
• 1h 28m of class content
• Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS

1. Class Introduction & Warm-Up
2. Active Engaged Listening
3. How To Be An Empathy Machine
4. Sharing Through Facts & Anecdotes
5. How To Become An Empathetic Leader
6. Quick Tips For Empathy In Online Meetings & Presentations

CLASS DESCRIPTION

How To Use Improvisation And Body Language To Be An Empathy Machine

Being a great public speaker isn’t just about knowing how to talk, it’s also about knowing how to listen. It’s about being inclusive, which we define as creating an environment where everyone is equally respected and valued. And it’s about being empathetic, which is essential to creating a genuine feeling of inclusion.

In this course, we’ll explore simple yet effective ways you can build equilibrium in a room and on your team, become a better listener, and demonstrate empathy. By using best practices from improvisational techniques, you’ll be able to connect more fully to colleagues, customers and others in your life. In a world where disengagement is reinforced by our smartphones and the internet, it’s more important than ever to find ways to re-engage.

In this class, you’ll learn how to:

• Demonstrate active listening and empathy through eye contact, facial expressions and body language.
• Conduct more inclusive online meetings.
• Actively listen to hear rather than simply listening to respond.
• Be present in the moment rather than jumping ahead or going internal and missing the opportunity to connect more fully with others.
• Use your voice to amplify other voices (for extroverts) or find space/take agency to speak up (for introverts).
• Adapt to your audience.
• Share the floor.

KIMBERLY MACLEAN

Kimberly is the Director of Learning at Speechless and a driving force behind their training programs, curriculum, and processes across the globe. She has been a main stage company member of BATS Improv since 2006, is a professor at California College of the Arts & ACT’s Summer Training Congress, and is a producer of the SF Improv Festival.  Kimberly has a BA in Theater and M.Ed. in Best Practices. During her nearly 20 years as a high school teacher, she was an innovator in Project Based Learning and educational theater. She can be found teaching improv, acting, storytelling, public speaking or working as an actor, director, writer, and producer around San Francisco.

SAMMY WEGENT

Sammy is the Co-Founder and CEO of Speechless, a startup based in San Francisco that produces live comedy shows and learning experiences that use improvisation techniques to make public speaking more fun and less scary. He has a BFA and MFA in Acting and over 20 years as a professional actor, comedian, and instructor. He has performed at comedy clubs, colleges, and corporate events all over the world and has been seen in dozens of TV and web commercials. He has taught acting, writing, improvisation, and stand up comedy at several colleges and companies and has done narrative design and copywriting at various Silicon Valley firms.

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2. Become An Inclusive Presenter Course

• There are no scheduled coaching calls or sessions with the author.
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• No access to the author’s private membership forum.
• There is no direct email support available from the author or their team.