Networking, public speaking and communication masterclass with Ian Taylor

About this event

Feel nervous when faced with speaking in public about your business or heading to a networking session?

Want to improve your presentation & communication skills?

Want to maximise your opportunities from networking?

Then this is the workshop for you.

Aimed at business owners and people about to start their own business, this 2-hour workshop hosted by Ian Taylor, will share with you tried and tested tips & techniques, that when put into practice will make you a better presenter, a better communicator and better networker with additional benefits of improved business confidence. The workshop will also help you reduce & manage nerves and anxiety.

Ian, your host, started his first business in 1992, aged 22, with a Prince’s Trust loan of £3000 and grew it over 25 years to a multinational, multimillion pound turnover business with clients including Virgin Media, Rolls Royce and adidas, specialising in events and communication. Living in Oldham, with 4 kids, he is know a business consultant, coach and mentor specialising in communication, public speaking and networking as well as running an online business in the weddings industry and a Social Enterprise, Support Oldham Shop Oldham. Also an author, his book ‘Everything You Ever Need To Know To Be The Best Presenter & Public Speaker You Can Be’ is five star rated on Amazon.

To join this workshop you or your business needs to have a postcode within the following GM authorities: Bolton, Bury, Oldham, Manchester, Salford, Stockport, Tameside or Trafford.

You also need to be:

The owner of a business.

OR

An aspiring entrepreneur with a business idea you want to develop.

P lease note: These are fully funded programmes. Failure to attend on two separate occasions without prior cancellation will result in you being barred from attending future workshops. This is due to the cost of setting up each workshop and making preparations based on the number of sign-ups.

Build a Business in GM Libraries is part funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and managed by Manchester City Council.

Host or Publisher Bury Libraries