As we progress through our careers, how we portray ourselves becomes more and more critical to our success in business. We often think that executive presence is a magical quality, an elusive X factor and that top leaders are born with it. This is not the case and it is a skill that can be developed, as well as giving us the confidence to show authenticity in our leadership style.

This session has been designed to help you break down what exactly executive presence means to you and your personal image, whilst you hone your personal brand, gravitas and communication skills.

Course objectives:

• Breakdown the three main attributes of executive presence and what they actually mean
• Define your own personal brand, and explore how this will enhance your executive presence
• Explore your confidence and emotional intelligence by using different states to build your gravitas effectively
• Demonstrate different communication styles, and find out what your default mode is (and why)
• Understand how to assertively speak when a perceived negative message needs to be shared
• Create a vision for your teams, understanding the importance and purpose of this

Who is this for?

This course is designed for professionals who are looking to elevate their leadership presence and communication skills, specifically:

• Senior Lawyers and Partners: Those who want to refine their leadership style, project confidence, and enhance their communication impact in high-stakes environments.

• Mid-Level Lawyers and Aspiring Leaders: Individuals preparing to step into leadership roles who need to build their executive presence, strengthen their personal brand, and improve their gravitas.

• Business Services Professionals: Non-legal professionals supporting senior leadership teams, looking to develop the confidence and communication skills required to influence and manage cross-functional teams effectively.

Enquire about an in-house course by emailing info@professional-training.co.uk

See if we are running an Open Course here.

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