Show Notes
Rethinking the Rules: Why Everything You Know About Speaking Might Be WrongAs co-founders of Eloqui, Deborah Shames and David Booth have developed a unique approach to communication and presentation training that blends art and cognitive science. They have trained hundreds of professionals nationwide to find their unique voice and become more effective presenters. Their client list includes Fortune 500 companies such as TD Ameritrade, Mattel, Fisher-Price, Merrill Lynch, Siemens, and Pfizer.
Deborah Shames is a communication expert and co-founder of Eloqui, a training firm specializing in business communication and presentation skills. She has authored several books, including "Own the Room" and "Out Front," focusing on empowering women in professional settings. With a background in film production, she combines storytelling with effective communication techniques.
David Booth is a communication specialist and co-founder of Eloqui, known for his expertise in presentation skills. With a background in classical acting, he has performed in theater and narrated numerous training films. David has coached clients from Fortune 500 companies, helping them enhance their public speaking abilities.
Their Work Together
Together, Shames and Booth have developed innovative training methods that blend art and cognitive science, helping professionals engage and persuade their audiences. Their book "Own the Room" is a business best-seller and they are set to release a new series, "Briefly Speaking," in mid-September.
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