You sent them to that two-day corporate communication workshop where they did trust falls andlearned about "active listening." They came back with workbooks they never opened again.
YOUR TEAM CAN'T COMMUNICATE AND IT'S COSTING YOU MILLIONS
Here's the truth nobody wants to say out loud.
Your product manager freezes when the CEO asks one tough question. Your engineering lead can't explain technical decisions without losing everyone. Your operations director rambles for 40 minutes when they had 15. Your account manager just lost a renewal because they couldn't articulate value.
They're smart. They're capable. They work 60-hour weeks.
But when it matters most—when they need to convince, persuade, or inspire—they can't deliver.
And it's bleeding your company dry.
THE REAL COST ACROSS EVERY ROLE
Your CFO spent three weeks preparing the annual budget presentation. Lost the board in slide
four. Now you're operating on last year's numbers while initiatives stall.
Your product manager has brilliant roadmap ideas but can't get stakeholder buy-in. Features that
would drive revenue sit in the backlog because they couldn't make the case.
Your HR director is trying to get headcount approved. They've presented three times. Still
denied. The team is burning out and you can't hire the help they need.
Your sales engineer knows the product inside and out. But on client calls, they dive so deep into
technical specs that prospects tune out. Deals you should close get stuck in "we'll think about it."
Your marketing manager presents campaign results every month. Executives leave confused
about ROI. Budget keeps getting cut because they can't connect metrics to business impact.
Your IT director needs infrastructure investment. Can't explain why it matters in language
leadership understands. Critical upgrades get delayed, technical debt compounds, and everyone
pays for it later.
Your operations manager runs weekly team meetings. They take 90 minutes, accomplish nothing,
and everyone leaves more confused than when they started.
Your business development rep just lost a $1.2 million deal in the final pitch. Your solution was
better. Their competitor just presented it better.
Your project manager can't get executive sponsorship for a transformation initiative that would
save $800K annually. Three presentations, three rejections. The problem isn't the idea—it's the
delivery.
Your data analyst has insights that could change strategy. But every time they present findings,
they lose people in spreadsheets and jargon. Their work gets ignored.
Every role has high-stakes moments where communication is everything. And most of your team
is failing at them.
YOU'VE ALREADY TRIED TO FIX THIS
Let's be honest about what you've already done.
You enrolled them in that weekly speaking club where they practiced giving speeches about theirhobbies to the same twelve people every Thursday. Six months later, they still can't handle realboardroom pressure.
You brought in that presentation skills consultant who taught them to "start with a story" and"use the rule of three." They tried it once, it felt forced, and they went right back to their oldhabits.
You bought them that online course with the famous TED speaker. They watched two modulesand never logged back in.
Nothing stuck. Because none of it addressed the real problem.
Generic programs teach presentation theory. Your team doesn't need theory—they need to rewirehow they think under pressure. They need to understand why they lose people in the first minute.Why their Q&A sessions turn into interrogations. Why their "quick updates" take 30 minutes andaccomplish nothing.
Those other programs? They're built for people who want to get better at presentations. Yourteam needs to get better at achieving outcomes through presentations. There's a massivedifference.
WHO THIS IS FOR
• CFOs and finance leaders presenting budgets and forecasts
• Product managers building stakeholder buy-in for roadmaps
• HR directors requesting headcount and organizational changes
• Sales engineers and account managers closing enterprise deals
• Marketing managers presenting campaign results and requesting budget
• IT directors requesting infrastructure investment
• Operations managers running team meetings and process updates
• Project managers seeking executive sponsorship
• Data analysts and business intelligence professionals presenting insights
• Technical leads explaining architectural decisions to non-technical audiences
• Anyone who needs to convince, persuade, or get approval through presentations
If your role requires you to present to executives, stakeholders, or clients, you need this training.
If you're smart but struggle to land your message when it counts, you definitely need this training.
INVESTMENT
$2,500 per person for our standard one-day training. Group rates available for teams.
Here's how this pays for itself immediately:
One approved budget request that was previously denied: $50K to $5M in captured value.
One closed deal that was stalled or at risk: $200K to $2M+ in revenue.
One client renewal that was uncertain: $500K+ in retained revenue.
One strategic initiative that moves forward six weeks faster: easily $100K+ in accelerated value.
Cutting average meeting time by 30 minutes for a 10-person team: 260 hours reclaimed annually.
At $150/hour blended rate, that's $39,000 in productivity recovered.
One key employee who stays instead of leaving because they can finally articulate their value: $150K+ in recruiting and replacement costs avoided.
The training isn't a cost. It's the highest-ROI investment you can make in your team.
LOGISTICS
We come to your office or preferred training location in the Atlanta metro area. Full day, 9am–5pm with breaks and lunch.
If your team has presentations they're currently working on, bring them—we'll work on those live. If they don't, no problem. We'll create impromptu scenarios that mirror the real situations they face.
We customize every session to your industry and the specific types of presentations your team actually gives. No generic examples.

THE COST OF DOING NOTHING
Every quarter you wait, your team loses more ground.
More initiatives die in bad presentations. More budget requests get denied. More deals go to competitors who communicate better. More clients choose someone else because your team can't articulate value. More meetings waste everyone's time. More talented people leave because they can't break through.
Meanwhile, your competitors are training their people.
You can keep hoping it gets better on its own.
Or you invest one day and fix it.

IN THE AGE OF AI, PRESENTATION SKILLS MATTER MORE THAN EVER
Anyone can generate a slide deck now. ChatGPT can write your talking points. AI can crunch your data.What it can't do is stand in front of your board and read the room. It can't adjust on the fly when the CFO pushes back. It can't build trust through presence and conviction.The one differentiator that's becoming MORE valuable is the ability to communicate complex ideas with clarity and move people to action.If your team can't do that, they're just well-paid email forwarders.

Your product manager builds coalition across departments because they can articulate the roadmap in a way that resonates with each stakeholder.
Your HR director finally gets those headcount approvals because they can make the business case impossible to deny.
Your sales engineer turns technical explanations into compelling value propositions. Demos become conversations. Deals close faster.
Your marketing manager presents campaign results and executives immediately understand the ROI. Budget increases instead of getting slashed.
Your IT director gets infrastructure investment approved because they can translate technical needs into business language.
Your operations manager cuts meeting time in half because they get to the point and keep everyone aligned.
Your business development team wins the deals they should be winning because they can articulate differentiation clearly.
Your project manager gets executive sponsorship on the first pitch because they know how to structure the ask.
Your data analyst's insights actually drive decisions because they can present findings in a way that's compelling, not just accurate.
Client renewals happen faster. Budget requests get approved. Strategic initiatives move forward. Your company executes while competitors are still stuck in presentation purgatory.
WHEN YOUR TEAM CAN ACTUALLY COMMUNICATE
Your CFO gets budget approved in the first board meeting instead of tabling it for next quarter.
BY THE END OF THE DAY, YOUR TEAM WILL
• Structure any presentation for maximum impact in minimum time
• Open strong and hook their audience in 30 seconds
• Handle tough questions without falling apart
• Use stories and data effectively (not just data dumps)
• Read the room and adjust on the fly
• Deliver with confidence even when the stakes are high
• Create slides that support their message instead of burying it
• Close with a clear call to action that actually drives decisions


WHY THIS TRAINING ACTUALLY WORKS
This training is conducted by Ariel Ghinga, founder of Atlanta Public Speaking. Ariel gets it because he lived it.
He used to struggle with public speaking anxiety. The kind that makes your hands shake and your mind go blank. He tried every program out there—the corporate workshops, the weekly clubs, the online courses, the weekend boot camps. Nothing worked.
But in 2012, something clicked. He figured out what actually moves the needle. And he transformed himself from an introvert who dreaded speaking into someone who could command any room.
He built Atlanta Public Speaking on the backbone of that experience. Not theory. Not generic corporate training modules. Real transformation based on what actually works when you're standing in front of people who need to be convinced.
That's why Atlanta Public Speaking is the highest-rated public speaking training in Atlanta. We're not flying in from California with a one-size-fits-all curriculum. We're based here.
We've worked with teams at Delta, Home Depot, Coca-Cola, SunTrust, and dozens of companies you've never heard of but whose teams now present better than yours. This isn't passive learning. It's intensely interactive.
Your team will go through multiple live speaking rounds covering a 360-degree view of any corporate speaking scenario they'll face—board presentations, stakeholder updates, client pitches, budget requests, technical explanations, Q&A sessions, crisis communication, impromptu responses.
ONE DAY, MEASURABLE RESULTS
Here's what happened after teams went through our training:
A director of operations got his capital expenditure request approved after getting it denied twice before. The approved investment: $3.2 million. "I wish I'd done this training before I wasted six months."
A sales VP closed a deal worth $2.1 million that had stalled for five months because his team couldn't articulate their differentiation. One week after the training, they restructured the pitch and closed it in the next meeting.
An HR team cut their average meeting time from 90 minutes to 45 minutes because people stopped dancing around the point. For a team of 12 meeting three times per week, that's 936 hours reclaimed annually.
A product manager finally got roadmap buy-in from engineering, sales, and customer success after struggling for two quarters. The training taught her how to tailor the message to each audience.
A project team secured board approval for a strategic initiative on the first presentation instead of the usual three rounds. Six weeks saved, project launched in Q1 instead of Q2.
A VP turned around a failing client relationship by restructuring how his team presented quarterly reviews. Client renewed for three years. Contract value: $2.4 million.
An IT director got security infrastructure investment approved after a year of rejections. He learned to frame technical needs in business terms. Approved budget: $1.8 million.
Bonus Materials
THE TRAINING COVERS
MORNING SESSION
• The 3-part structure every high-stakes presentation follows (and why most people get this wrong)
• How to open with impact when you have 60 seconds to hook your audience
• Building a narrative arc that keeps people engaged
• Using data to convince, not confuse
• Handling your nerves when the stakes are highest
• Reading the room (the skill nobody teaches but everyone needs)
MORNING SESSION
• The 3-part structure every high-stakes presentation follows (and why most people get this wrong)
• How to open with impact when you have 60 seconds to hook your audience
• Building a narrative arc that keeps people engaged
• Using data to convince, not confuse
• Handling your nerves when the stakes are highest
• Reading the room (the skill nobody teaches but everyone needs)
NEXT STEPS
Then we'll get it on the calendar and send you prep materials.
Most companies book 3–4 weeks out. If you need something sooner, we'll do our best to accommodate.
One day. Your team stops losing in the presentation room. That's the offer.
The highest-rated public speaking training in Atlanta. Serving corporate teams throughout the metro area since 2016.
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Atlanta Public Speaking
Conducted by Ariel Ghinga, Founder
Book a Free Session
We will come out to your office and deliver a session without charge so your team can experience the training first hand. If we can’t prove our results, we don’t deserve your money.
Create a Plan
If you notice improvement in your team after the free session, we will create a custom plan together that’s perfectly aligned for you and your business’s unique needs
Results
We will deliver a custom training for your team that will significantly enhance their presentation and communication skills
Reinforce
Receive follow up training and support to help lock in the new found competencies for lasting results

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