High Profile Leadership Image

(A) Mastering Media Interviews: How to Be Cool, Calm and Collected on Camera and on Stage™

(B) How to Host and Participate in High Profile Events™

(A) Mastering Media Interviews:

How to Be Cool, Calm and Collected on Camera and on stage™

“In preparation for my interview with Barbara Walters on ABC’s The View, Ellen, your expertise, both on and off the set, was a lifesaver. Your coaching helped prepare me for the fast-paced, live TV interview format.

I was especially impressed with your attention to detail.

You made a wonderful difference by allowing me to concentrate more fully on my interview with Ms. Walters. Thanks for being there for me. Words cannot express how much I appreciate you. I highly recommend you and your work.”

Larry James, Author of Love Notes for

Lovers, Celebratelove.com, Arizona

The Problems and The Challenges

Whether on television, radio, in print or in person, a Media Interview is a challenging experience. You may be senior, seasoned and savvy but are you confident you and your associates are prepared to represent your company at a planned and unplanned Media Interview? Are you ready to promote and sell your book or product on television or on the radio?

Brief Course Description

Kaye teaches you exactly what it takes to maintain professionalism with style under pressure and scrutiny. You will be privy to all the confidential methods she has painstakingly developed for super success on the set. She has coached clients for many media interviews including television’s CNN, PBS, Fox, Oprah, Barbara Walters, Ted Koppel’s Nightline, and more.

Your Return on Investment

You will be well rehearsed and prepared to look and sound professional.

Who Should Attend

® Anyone who may be required or desires to appear in the media.

® Savvy business people who want to look and act as professionally as if they were on television

® Everyone who hates the way they look and sound on camera and in photographs.

You Will Learn to:

ü look and act like a pro on-camera.

ü handle interviews to your advantage.

ü transition skillfully to avoid what you don't want to discuss.

ü handle Questions when you don't know the Answers, and when you do.

ü maximize your sound bytes.

ü behave correctly “off the record”.

ü prepare for Personal Appearances.

“Prior to appearing on Ted Koppel’s Nightline, Ellen Kaye’s services proved extremely valuable, giving me the confidence and the image that I needed. Her suggestions were right on target and extraordinarily insightful.”

Attorney, Randolph and Beer, New York

Participant Material's and Texts

v Kaye’s Count-Down Calendar™. The best way to keep track of what to do, when.

v Ellen’s Essentials for On-the-Set-Success™. This never-before-published checklist is something Ellen created for her own use when working onset. Be ready for action with this information. You will be prepared to handle any emergency.

v New material from Ellen’s upcoming books on this Topic.

v Extensive handouts, charts, evaluation forms, information sheets and more.

v Maximize Your Presentation Skills: How to Speak, Look and Act on Your Way to the Top™ written by Ellen A. Kaye (Random House Publishing, November 2002).

Alternate Titles

Ø How to Look, Act and Feel Like a Pro on Camera™

Ø Ace that TV Interview: Tips and Techniques to be Terrific™

Ø Quiet On The Set! Cameras Rolling! 5, 4, 3, . . . ACTION!™

Read Media on This Topic

u The Columbus Dispatch: Don't Be a Cowardly Lion and Miss A Golden Opportunity

u The Columbus Dispatch: Strategies Can Help You Turn a Presentation into an Order

u Selling Power Magazine: Resources for Books on Communication Skills

About Ellen FAQ’s Kudos for Kaye’s Coaching and Speaking Contact Us

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(b) How to Host & Participate in High Profile Events:™

Master of Ceremonies, Awards Banquets, on Camera,

on Stage, Panel Discussions and Moderating, Sales Pitches,
Presenting to the Analysts and Reporting to the Board of Directors

The Problems and The Challenges

You’re in the Major Leagues now, or close. It’s a much tougher ball game being persuasive, powerful and poised while announcing projections to Wall Street, reporting to the Board of Directors or hosting a major merger meeting.

Brief Course Description

This Program will prepare you specifically for the high profile demands leadership in the 21^st century entails. Equip yourself with the skills and knowledge necessary to graciously and flawlessly facilitate important events and impress the hell out of everyone involved.

“I had to put together a day of presentations for Boeing Executives at McDonnell Douglas’s Mesa facility (home of the Apache Helicopter) regarding the upcoming merger

. . . This was an extremely important meeting, as it was the first exposure of Boeing to the McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Systems . . . the results can be attributed in great part to Ellen’s coaching and insights . . . continues to exceed my expectations . . . Ellen makes all the difference in the world.”

Vice President, Production Engineering

Vice President, Production Manufacturing

McDonnell Douglas, Arizona

Your Return on Investment

You are equipped with the skills, knowledge and expertise to handle the high profile challenges of a leader in the 21^st century with polish, panache and power.

Who Should Attend?

® Anyone making a major pitch.

® Businesspeople wanting a high profile career.

® Everyone who leads or hosts meetings or events.

® Anyone representing his/her company to the public.

® Anyone planning to go into politics, and more.

You Will Learn to:

ü master your presentation to the Board of Directors.

ü make a persuasive and powerful pitch.

ü serve as Master of Ceremonies, host an Awards Banquet.

ü moderate or participate in a panel discussion.

ü represent your company professionally to the community, the government, Congress and clients.

Participant Material's and Texts

v Kaye’s Count-Down Calendar™. The best way to keep track of what to do, when.

v Premier material from Ellen’s upcoming book on this Topic in appropriate handouts, charts, evaluation forms, calendars, and more.

v Maximize Your Presentation Skills: How to Speak, Look and Act on Your Way to the Top™ written by Ellen A. Kaye (Random House Publishing, November 2002).

Alternate Titles

Ø High Profile Image Skills Crucial for Leadership in the 21^st Century™

Ø Essential Skills Successful Leaders Must Master™

Ø How to be Tough and Tender in the Spotlight™

Read Media on This Topic

u The Columbus Dispatch: Strategies Can Help You Turn a Presentation Into an Order

u Selling Power Magazine: Resources for Books on Communication Skills

About Ellen FAQ’s Kudos for Kaye’s Coaching and Speaking Contact Us

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(C)Are you Brilliant But

lack Cultural Education and Exposure? ^™

Do you feel like you never have anything to contribute to a conversation?

Have you ever been to a symphony and clapped at the wrong time?

Have you ever felt overwhelmed at a museum?

Embarrassing, isn’t it?

The Problems and The Challenges

Don't risk embarrassing yourself, your company and your clients because you don't understand the finer things in life. Cultural Exposure and Education provides an important common denominator for business relationships and deepens one’s soul. While you may be extremely well versed in your field, it is important you have at least a minimum exposure to and understanding of art, music, literature and culture.

Brief Description

You and Ellen attend a variety of different events to broaden your perspective. They may include a play by Beckett, Coward or Shakespeare, a Film Noir, a symphony, a ballet, a jazz concert, an art museum, the Opera, etc.

Your Return on Investment

You develop a foundation for rapport with clients and, more importantly, become a richer, deeper human being who actively gives back to humankind.

Who Should Attend

® Everyone who has not had the benefit of cultural exposure and education.

® Anyone who wants to enhance their understanding and ability to discuss the arts and impress.

You Will Learn to:

ü discuss these events impressively.

ü behave at cultural venues and events.

ü enjoy and enrich your soul.

ü dress and behave at a formal affair.

ü develop confidence about your artistic choices.

Alternate Titles