Boston Chapter Event
 November 30, 2022
12:00 PM ET - 1:00 PM ET

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Learning from the Pandemic – Pro Tips to Improve Your Virtual Presence 

Do you want to ramp up your online presence and effectiveness? Bilingual executive speaker coach, presentation skills and media trainer, Rosemary Ravinal, MS, APR, will guide you through a rapid-fire session designed to improve the way you look and sound –and ultimately the effectiveness of your professional brand--on Zoom or the video conferencing platform of your choice. 

Love it or hate it, video conferencing is here for the long haul. According to data from Stanford University around 40 percent of American workdays are currently done from home.  And WFH is expected to remain at around 25 to 30 percent in 2023 and onward, meaning that virtual meetings and collaboration will by no means go away.

Productivity research also indicates that meeting technology has improved to help remote workers stay connected and engaged with workflows and management systems.  Yet, many business leaders still struggle with the nuances of video conferencing, which is at the center of the new workplace. The ability to convey executive presence, authority and expertise on the small screen has become an indispensable skill for business leaders. 

In this abbreviated 40-minute, you will discover the essential video meeting ASSETs™ you need to instill trust, display confidence and message your ideas, plus Rosemary's 10-point checklist that constitutes a professional video presence.  It is called the ZoomScore™, and it will change the way you approach your next video meeting.  

Participants will receive a copy of Rosemary's eBook: Executive Presence, Earn trust and credibility on any stage.

Speaker: Rosemary Ravinal

Rosemary Ravinal is a former international public relations, media executive and broadcaster who has transitioned to her first love: public speaking. For more than three decades, Rosemary was a senior corporate communications leader and spokesperson for Fortune 100 companies, non-profit organizations and agencies in New York and South Florida. These include Avon, AT&T, A+E Television Networks, Discovery Channel, Sony Ericsson, Toyota, and Univision. She was the first Hispanic contributing news analyst for MSNBC and hosted numerous radio and TV shows in the New York area. In 2019, she left Univision Network, the leading Spanish-language media company in the United States, to establish her practice as a media readiness, presentation skills, and public speaking coach for C-suite executives in bilingual, bicultural settings. In 2020, she adapted her coaching model for the virtual stage and created the ZoomScore™ based on 10 essential elements of professional video meetings.