Did you know it only takes 7 seconds for someone to form a first impression of you? First impressions are lasting impressions and what you look like, what you wear and your body language speak volumes about you.
I provide informative and entertaining presentations on the importance of personal and professional image. As author of "Looking Your Best" and former director of training for Color Me Beautiful, I have 25 years experience in the image industry. My presentations always involve the audience in a way that makes them "get it", whether it's talking about wearing the right colors to a group of "ladies who lunch" or addressing the sensitive topic of appropriate dress for corporate CEOs
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Languages: English
Gig length: 30 - 180 minutes
My audience members are entertained, educated and enlightened as to the importance of personal and professional image. All presentations involve the audience, with several "volunteers" brought up to illustrate a particular point. My style is fast-paced and humorous and leaves the audience always wanting more.
I provide keynote speeches on all image-related topics such as "Gain The Image Advantage" or "Dress to Impress" as well as light-hearted presentations such as "Look Good and Feel Great . . . with Color" and "Discover Your Style Personality." I am an experienced speaker with more than 25 years experience in the image industry and I have spoken to groups as large as 1,000 and as small as 10. As author of "Looking Your Best" and owner/founder of 3 successful image consulting firms, I bring a wide variety of experience to my topics.
Book me to provide "infotainment" to any social or business group; or book me to provide educational seminars for organizations and corporations. A wide variety of topics is available to choose from, or customize the topic to suit the needs of your group.
Depending on the size of the room and the audience, a wireless mic may be required. Some presentations are on power point and a projector and screen is required. A stage is not necessary as I move among the audience.
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