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October 28, 2011

The Globe and Mail: Why women need to step up to the microphone

Step Up 10.28.2011

In The Well-Spoken Woman, author Christine Jahnke, a Washington, D.C.-based speech coach, offers tips and examples for women trying to overcome their fear. The author draws on her own experiences and her observations of female politicians and businesswomen, such as former Texas governor Ann Richards and PepsiCo Inc. CEO Indra Nooyi. Successful presenters, Ms. Jahnke said in an interview, possess three common characteristics. Read the full article here.

FOX 25: An interview with Christine Jahnke The Globe and Mail: A good speech begins with good writing

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