During her varied business career, Lynn Baker has crossed the divide of working for corporate companies and creating her own successful businesses. This unique background has given her valuable insight into the complexities of both worlds and it is from this base, that Lynn delivers powerful presentations, packed with practical hints and tips on how to rise up the ranks of the corporate ladder or
position you as a highly successful entrepreneur. Lynn has spent the last few years researching Executive Presence, an elusive concept that has captured the attention of business schools around the world. Often referred to as the x-factor in business, Executive Presence describes those people who walk into a room and for some reason, everyone turns to look at them, when they speak people listen and when they lead, others follow. People with Presence command authority and exude charisma that is captivating. They present an impeccable personal appearance and have exceptionally high levels of emotional and social intelligence. The million dollar question is of course; what is Presence and how do we get it? During her fascinating presentations, Lynn Baker shares what Presence is, where it comes from and what we can do to improve ours. Using fascinating examples of those with presence, such as Barrack Obama, Oprah Winfrey and Nelson Mandela, she shares some of the secrets that made these people great. Whether the audience is front line sales or senior leadership, the hints and tips shared during these presentations are relevant to all. Practical guidelines include shifting from being competent to developing business intelligence, from communicating to connecting with others, from personal branding to professional positioning and finally evolving your personal state from being confident to being charismatic. Keynote Speeches
‘Raising Your Game’ Competing in a globally competitive Environment
‘Person of Interest’ Shifting from Personal Branding to Professional Positioning
‘Executive Presence Beyond Management to Conscious Leadership
