Power Up Your Presence: How to Eliminate Self-Sabotaging Behaviors

Power Up Your Presence: How to Eliminate Self-Sabotaging Behaviors

• Do your communication skills exude confidence and polish?
• When you speak up in a meeting, do people give you their undivided attention? 
• How does the way you speak impact others' perceptions of you as a leader? 

Explore these questions and more in this dynamic LSP dinner workshop. Power up your Presence is an engaging and interactive session with Angela Noble-Grange that will identify 10 self-sabotaging communication behaviors that could be standing between you and your dream job or next. Learn whether you exhibit any of these behaviors and how to overcome them.

Is oral communication already one of your strengths? Then join us to learn about the 10 self-sabotaging behaviors so you can identify them in your colleagues and subordinates and coach them on how to improve. 

This is a dinner workshop, so please sign up early to secure your spot.

About the Instructor
Angela Noble-Grange is senior lecturer of communication at Johnson. A graduate of the Johnson MBA program, Noble-Grange teaches oral communication and management writing. Her interests include persuasive speaking and writing, as well as gender and race differences in message perception. She was the founding director of the Office for Women and Minorities in Business (now ODI) in 1999 and president of the Noble Economic Development Group, a micro enterprise development consulting company, from June 1994 to January 1999. Noble-Grange has served on numerous boards and is currently a trustee for Paul Smith’s College in the Adirondacks. She earned her BA in communication studies and Russian in 1983 and her MBA from Johnson in 1994.

Graduation Credit
All Johnson students are eligible to use up to 1.5 credit hours from Leadership Skills Program and/or Managerial Skills Program workshops toward the MBA degree credit-hour requirements. This workshop is worth 0.1 LSP credits.