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Facilitating and Chairing Effective Meetings with Confidence

Leaders today understand that executive presence, active listening, and self-awareness of the impact their behaviour and emotions have on others are essential skills to have. Confidence in leaders’ ability to facilitate and chair effective meetings can be derailed when they are put on the spot, by one aspect of communication that often goes unrecognised - the “non-verbals.”

Research states that over 90% of what people remember are the non-verbal factors of communication: How you look and how you sound. These factors can reduce the impact and effectiveness of what you say in meetings particularly leading discussions, ensuring everyone gets a chance to talk, responding to questions and handling objections.

Join this Follow the Leader session to learn how to be the most engaging and authentic Facilitator/Chair.

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Jewish Community Professionals’ Conference 2025

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Measuring and Evaluating Your Impact