Dr Joe MacInnis: The Power of Public Storytelling: Ten Ways to Improve Your Public Speaking Skills

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Monday, January 13th, 2020

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Monday, January 13, 20202:30PM - 4:30PMThird Floor Boardroom, 1 Devonshire Place, Toronto, ON, M5S 3K7
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This is a 60-minute conversation about public storytelling. You bring three questions and a notebook. Together, we’ll explore ways to
prepare, practice and present on big stages and in conference rooms. We’ll talk about how to create a mental teleprompter, tap
into audience empathy and utilize feedback. In one hour, we’ll produce a self-help checklist to deepen your storytelling ability.

Dr. MacInnis was formerly a member of the Trudeau Centre Advisory Board. He is a scientist and storyteller. The first person to explore the ocean beneath the North Pole, he was among the first to dive to the Titanic. A motivational speaker at IBM, Visa, Rolex, Toyota, Microsoft and the US Naval Academy, he’s hosted and written radio and television programs for CBS, CBC and the Discovery Channel. Currently, he’s producing a podcast called Beautiful Minds.

Contact

Jona Malile
416-946-0326


Speakers

Jona Malile
Admin

Dr. Joe MacInnis
Speaker



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