Tuesday March 26, 2018 4-6:50pm

Dynamic public speaking inspired by TED Talks

Laura Scudder Conference Room, Roosevelt Hall 121

TED talks have revolutionized public speaking and created an entirely new online format. They’ve also elevated the expectations of audiences for public speakers.

Even if you have no plans to ever step onto a TED stage, effective public speaking techniques are critical, whether you are presenting at a conference, pitching to investors, meeting an agent, or giving a lecture. 

In this interactive workshop, TEDx speaker coach Stephanie Weaver will reveal her approach to creating fresh, memorable talks that resonate with audiences.

She’ll teach you how to think like your audience, choose and build a storyline, mine personal narrative, add effective media, and use purposeful movement to ground your stage presence.

She’ll also share secrets on dealing with nerves, stage fright, and using rehearsal to craft your talk effectively.

Stephanie Weaver, Writer, Speaker Coach, and Entrepreneur

Stephanie Weaver, MPH, CWHC is a writer, speaker coach, and entrepreneur with twenty-five years’ public speaking experience. She has coached over 100 TEDx and TED-style talks with a variety of professionals—from artists and activists like Richard Dreyfuss to best-selling business author Ken Blanchard. Her clients have spoken on subjects ranging from longevity to astrophysics to voting machines and creativity.

Stephanie’s most recent book, The Migraine Relief Plan: An 8-Week Transition to Better Eating, Fewer Headaches, and Optimal Health, was an Amazon best-seller and #1 New Release, and has recently gone into its 2nd printing. She speaks on wellness and topics relevant to entrepreneurs.