Without feeling nervous, rambling on or second-guessing every word.
The Chesterfield, Mayfair, LondonSaturday 24 October 20261:30–5 PM
LIMITED SEATS
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The challenge
You can be excellent at what you do & still be overlooked when you struggle to get your ideas across.
Outside
Inside
This isn't a competence problem. It's a preparation problem, & it can be fixed.
What you'll walk away with
Make your point in one go, without overexplaining, so people get it the first time & you stop losing the room halfway through.
Organise your thoughts before you speak, even under pressure, so your answers sound considered & senior people trust your judgement.
Explain complex ideas in language decision-makers understand, so they act on your expertise instead of nodding politely.
Respond with confidence when you’re put on the spot, so the hard question becomes your chance to show what you know.
Get your ideas understood, valued & acted on, so they’re credited to you, not repeated by someone louder.
Communicate in a way that matches your ability & ambition, so you’re seen as ready for the next level before you ask for it.
Frederick arrived in London unable to speak English. Gordon couldn’t speak until he was four. Neither was a natural communicator; both had to build it.
Frederick went from representing Italy in athletics to pitching on The Apprentice, where Lord Sugar rated his pitch one of the strongest in the show’s history, & now speaks internationally.
Gordon went from redundancy to JP Morgan, learned to command senior meetings & was promoted within two years for his leadership presence.
Together they founded Leadership Communication Group to help professionals master the moments that define careers, because they’ve been in those rooms themselves.
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From our Google reviews
“Why didn't I do this 15+ years ago before embarking on a career in the corporate world.”
“It has made me understand why I may not have got the role.”
“Challenging me in ways I haven't had yet… to improve in areas I thought I didn't need to.”
“Before taking this public speaking course, I used to get nervous even thinking about speaking in front of others.”
Event details
Questions
In person only, in London. No livestream & no replay. The practice only works in the room.
Yes. That's exactly who it's built for. You'll practise, but nobody is dragged on stage. You'll work at a pace that stretches you without exposing you.
Stay if you can — the last hour is where it comes together. If you have to leave early, leave quietly & you'll still take the core tools with you.
Yes. Tea, coffee & a room full of professionals who take this seriously. Some of the best conversations happen after the last exercise.
It's an in-person room, so seats are limited. The £1 reservation means every seat goes to someone who's actually coming.
Just yourself & a pen. We provide the workbook, the structure & the feedback.
Make your ideas clearer. Speak with greater confidence. Give people a reason to recognise your potential.
Saturday, 24 October 2026 · 1:30–5 PM | The Chesterfield, Mayfair