Heather receives Achievement Honour
Jun. 25th | Posted by Heather Carine
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In Adelaide, South Australia, AIIP member Heather Carine was honoured with a Certificate of Achievement from The Penguin Club, a public speaking group for women. The Penguin Club Certificate of Achievement recognises the contributions made by a member in community and professional life, using her speaking skills developed in The Penguin Club. Read more... Tags: AIIP, public speaking
Guest lecture to Flinders University, School of Business MBA students
Aug. 15th | Posted by Heather Carine
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At the invitation of Max Smith, Faculty Associate Dean (International and Community) at Flinders Business School, Heather recently presented to MBA students majoring in international business.
She shared some lifelong research tips, to save time and zero in on finding reliable business information.
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Extending the life of a presentation
Jul. 1st | Posted by Heather Carine
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Good presentations take time and effort, so it’s worth the effort to extend the life of the message delivered in your presentation. Read more... Tags: public speaking
Preparing for speaking engagements
Mar. 1st | Posted by Heather Carine
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Delivering a good talk on behalf of your business or community group is a wonderful opportunity to enhance the reputation of your organisation.
Whether you are speaking on behalf of your organisation at a meeting, pitching for work or delivering training sessions, you want your message to be clear, on point and well received by your audience.
Key points to consider for tailoring your talk to suit an audience include: Read more... Tags: public speaking
Web 2.0 and knowledge management
Mar. 1st | Posted by Heather Carine
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Heather recently presented at the Gurteen Knowledge Café in Adelaide on web 2.0 tools and knowledge management.
Web 2.0 simply refers to a group of new web tools that have been rapidly adopted by users. They include social networking sites, such as myspace and facebook, wikis, such as wikipedia, and blogs and forums that facilitate sharing content and ideas. Read more... 