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- Sep 29 2026
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Kimberly Van Landingham
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Why International Presentations Crash: The Hidden Brain Drain
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- Switzerland presentation training, Presentation Training Switzerland, international presentations, internationalpresentations, international public speaking
Imagine delivering a high-stakes international presentation to a room full of global stakeholders in Zurich. Your slides are beautifully designed, your financial data is flawless, and your delivery is highly professional. Yet, 10 minutes in, eyes glaze over and mobile […]
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- Mar 08 2026
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Kimberly Van Landingham
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Tips for Spanish and Portuguese Public Speakers
Practical pronunciation tips to help Spanish and Portuguese public speakers sound confident, clear, and professional Giving an international presentation in English can be challenging — especially if your first language is Spanish or Portuguese. Many pronunciation habits from these languages […]
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- Dec 09 2025
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Kimberly Van Landingham
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How to Write a Christmas Lunch Speech: A Manager’s Guide
The office Christmas lunch is more than just a festive meal, it’s a rare moment when the whole team can pause, relax, and feel appreciated. As a manager, your Christmas lunch speech sets the tone. It’s a chance to acknowledge […]
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- Nov 09 2025
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Kimberly Van Landingham
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Presentation Training Locations in 5 Swiss Cities
We are excited to announce that EML’s highly acclaimed 2-Day Presentations & Public Speaking for Business training course is now available in Basel and Geneva! This expansion means there are now 5 Swiss presentation training locations: Zurich, Lausanne, Martigny, Basel, […]
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- Nov 07 2025
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Kimberly Van Landingham
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Engaging Business Presentations: How to Leave Out the Boring Bits
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- slide tips, presentations, public speaking, business presentations, presentation skills, technical presentations, Presentation training, tips for leaders, presentation tips
We’ve all endured presentations where every name, place, and number is read aloud from the slides. While the intention is often to be thorough and recognise contributors, this approach can quickly lose your audience’s attention. If you want to deliver […]
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