Raise Your Speaking Skills to Heightened Levels
- If you're truly serious about sharpening your public speaking edge
buy 500 copies of The Truth About Public Speaking and I'll lead a private workshop exclusively for you and your team. I will travel to your office or meeting site on my dime. All you pay for is the 500 books you can give to clients, employees, or members. Click on the link above and e-mail me for details.
Speaking Engagements
- Need an informed speaker for your next annual meeting?
Put your team on the right professional track with a presentation on today's important communications issues.
Witness Preparation
- Win in the court of public opinion
Hands-on workshops that show you what it takes to persuade lawmakers and regulators.
Public Speaking Workshops
- Sharpen Your Speaking Performance
Learn how to deliver winning presentations and get a copy of "The Truth About Public Speaking."
Media Training
- Succeed when you deal with reporters
A step in your lifelong learning journey, custom-tailored to suit your specific needs.
The Truth About Public Speaking
- The book: "The Truth About Public Speaking: The Three Keys to Great Presentations"
What is the truth? We all deliver presentations of one form or another, and we can all get better. - Buy it from BarnesandNoble.com
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Biography
Ed Barks is a media and public speaking consultant, author, and speaker who teaches today’s leaders how to work with the media and how to deliver dynamic, message-packed presentations. Ed is the author of the book "The Truth About Public Speaking: The Three Keys to Great Presentations" (http://www.TruthAboutPublicSpeaking.com) as well as several training guides.
He has served as President of Barks Communications (http://www.barkscomm.com) since its inception in 1997, and has guided more than 3100 business leaders, association executives, non-profit leaders, physicians, athletes, entertainers, government officials, and public relations staff toward a sharper message and enhanced communications skills.
Ed was also the "Speaking Sense" columnist for the Washington Business Journal.
He directed communications efforts for a number of Washington, D.C.-based organizations.
Importantly, Ed brings another critical perspective to his clients’ communications needs – that of a broadcaster and journalist. He knows firsthand the tricks and techniques of the reporting trade, thanks to more than 10 years of experience in radio broadcasting.