David Gillespie
'The Clinton Factor' is an entertaining and thought-provoking analysis of good presentation/communication skills, and how to acquire them.
The Clinton Factor with its emphasis on status, focus and storytelling in the art of good communications has been enjoyed by, among others; the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales, law firm Bates Wells & Braithwaite, The Wooden Spoon visit of HRH Princess Anne, Impetus Marketing, Westminster City Hall's induction day for the new mayors of The London Mayors Association and The Financial Director's Forum aboard the SS Oriana.
Bill Clinton is one of the world's brilliant communicators. By using actors' skills and Stanivlaski's Circles of Concentration, the Clinton Factor will help you transform the average business presentation into a compelling and memorable performance. If you want your presentations to appear fresh, spontaneous and be positively remembered, the Clinton Factor is for you.
The Clinton Factor is available to corporate clients as a seminar or as series of workshops for small groups or individuals.
"I wanted some hints as to how to improve presentations and it did just that in an entertaining manner."
"Great example of how to make a presentation interesting and entertaining."
"Status comments were particularly interesting. It's good to hear a different
Perspective."
About David
David's TV appearances include - Red Dwarf, Jasper Carrot's 'Canned Carrot', Andy Hamilton's Bedtime, and EastEnders for one year as Duncan the Curate.
David also led the cast of BBC's totally improvised Operation Good Guys comedy series, which won Gold and Silver Roses at the Montreux TV Festival. David has recently been seen in Bremner, Bird and Fortune, BBC4's Stuck and Holby City.
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