SIGNATURE KEYNOTE
Take the Stage
Turn fear into a talk they’ll never forget.
Rebecca Williams gives audiences the mindset, skills, and framework they need to take the mic with authenticity.
Drawing on her experiences on stage as the daughter of an opera director, her book, Presenting Presenting: The Art of Public Speaking and How to Do it Better, and two decades training leaders around the world, Rebecca introduces her Abracadabra Method of communication, emphasizing connection over performance.
Whether presenting to a large audience at a conference or to a small team in a meeting, participants leave this session with an understanding of why connecting first matters, the tools they need to design communication around it, and a dash of bravado to take the mic.
THIS KEYNOTE IS PERFECT FOR
- Senior leaders delivering high-stakes keynotes, talks, or all-hands
- Emerging leaders tapped to represent the company on stage or online
- Technical experts tasked with speaking to a non-technical audience
THE AUDIENCE WILL LEAVE WITH
- A proven framework to structure clear, confident, and captivating communication
- Greater confidence to lead from the stage and influence an audience
- Practical tools to increase connection, memorability, and command a room
Hear Rebecca speak
“I had the privilege of listening to a keynote talk with Rebecca Williams, a true expert in public speaking, storytelling, and presentations. Her approach was engaging, practical, and inspiring.”
Anna Sandak, Department Head, InnoRenew CoE
Companies hire me to prepare their leaders and technical experts to represent them on stage.
“James and Emilia were flawless. They were really happy with the coaching and, in our final run-throughs, referenced advice Rebecca had given them.”
Sara Muurinen, Supercell Games First Conference (via Lighthouse Communications)
So why bring this keynote to your company? Your people see that speaking can be fun, and that when you’re enjoying it, the room is too. That’s the shift they take back to work.
Want the whole team to communicate this way? See Communicate to Connect, the team training.