Communication 501: Fundamentals of Business Communication

The most successful people in business can clearly and concisely share complex technical concepts with anyone. They run large firms. They are venture capitalists.they make a ton of money in investment banking and private equity.They are "thought leaders." They have no fear of public speaking. They know how to communicate effectively and they are usually quite wealthy. You can be that person.

Here is where it all starts. This course is made by technical people for technical people.

Before you can "wow" them, before you can present the fancy graphics, before you become a dazzling speaker, you must learn the fundamentals. You need effective communication skills. For those of you who are American football fans, it would be like trying to execute a complex defense before you know how to block and tackle.

This course hasno abstract theory and fluffy-feel-good-foolishness. We provide tools an astructureyou can use immediately.

In this short seminar we present a simple, robust STRUCTURE that we use all the time for our presentations, seminars and especially emails to senior leaders. For those of you who are technical people (like the staff at Communication for Geeks®) and not authors, this structure provides a very robust "crutch" that will help you be clear, organized and extremely effective.

Like you, we come from technical backgrounds, so we decided to use an example from our past. Throughout this seminar, we'll use a real example of how to communicate highly technical information to non-technical people. We will show you how to "put it in terms that are important to the listener."

(And yes, you can self-report one PDUfor your PMP® continuing education.)