Paul Omodt | December 13 | Business Leaders Breakfast Forum
Date
December 13 - May 13, 2019
Time
7:30 am to 9:00 am
Location
Lurie LLP, 2501 Wayzata Blvd.
Event Description
Mastering Your Second Language: Body Language For Better Business
In today’s increasingly over connected, distracted and far-to-disjointed world, hitting the mark with communications is more important than ever. Communications can take many different forms, but communications that are authentic, effective and move others to actions follow some surprisingly simple yet subtle processes. In this session, you will learn the essential essence of effective communication, from the spoken word to the unspoken bonds of our hidden languages, find out what makes us communicate and connect.
Communications is at the core of what Paul Omodt has done throughout his 30-year career. Whether shaping some of the Midwest’s biggest news stories or shaping how some of the products found in every American home find their way into your shopping cart, Paul’s used what he knows to shape your life.
In this session, you will learn:
- How to apply the basics of communication theory to have a better understanding of how to drive more effective communication.
- How to implement the triggers that compel authentic action with your audience.
- How the second language we all speak – yet seldom think about — shapes more than you ever knew.
- How subtle cues and social prompts may hold more power over you then you previously thought.
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Paul Omodt
About the speaker
As owner and principal of Omodt & Associates Critical Communications, public relations executive and professional communicator Paul Omodt has often found himself in the midst of some of Minnesota’s biggest news stories, events, and crisis situations. Omodt holds graduate and undergraduate degrees in public relations from the University of St. Thomas and is accredited by the International Association of Business Communicators and the Public Relations Society of America and was recently named a PRSA Fellow. Beyond the public relations he is known for, Paul has helped his clients unleash the power of body language to make them stronger communicators who are more likeable and exude confidence.