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The Fine Speakers Bureau is continuing to conduct outstanding educational seminars at various venues in New Jersey. The Fall 2008 schedule includes two events at the Clark Public Library and one Event at the Parsippany library.

Registration: No cost to attend but you must register in advance due to limited space. Click here to register now.

Event #1: 7--9pm, Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at the Parsippany Library, 449 Halsey Rd., Parsippany, NJ 07054

1. Millionaires: How Do They Get There? 
Lean how common sense, balance and single-mindedness all contribute to building wealth. Learn the six steps to wealth accumulation.
Presented by Marco Lima, Certified Financial Planner practitioner.

2. Personal Job Search Strategies 
This discussion will help individuals understand some psychological qualities and human phenomena that may be used to promote a more successful job search. The audience will leave with an understanding of emotional states that might hinder job search efforts and how those states might be managed to one's employment search advantage.
Presented by Richard Paino, motivational speaker.

3. How to Prepare and Deliver Effective Speeches to Get What You Want 
The ability to excel as a presenter who achieves outstanding results is an essential skill, whether you conduct meetings, give small-group presentations or deliver keynote speeches. You will learn effective strategies and techniques for preparing and delivering speeches that are effective, present a message that sticks, and focus on your purpose.
Presented by Prokopis Christou, speaker/coach/consultant.

Event #2: 10:30am am--12:30pm Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at the Clark Library, 303 Westfield Ave., Clark, NJ 07066

Learn and Practice Speechcraft 
Understanding the elements of a speech is the first step to speaking with confidence. Participate in group exercises that help you to feel relaxed and comfortable. Discuss the importance of good public speaking skills. Practice writing your own speech. After your presentation, listen to an evaluation in a warm supportive atmosphere. This program will give you the practice and tools to improve your communication skills.
Presented by Deborah Clark, speaker/trainer/meetings planner.

Event #3: 7--8:45pm, Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at the Clark Library, 303 Westfield Ave., Clark, NJ 07066

1. How to Prepare and Deliver Effective Speeches to Get What You Want
The ability to excel as a presenter who achieves outstanding results is an essential skill, whether you conduct meetings, give small-group presentations or deliver keynote speeches. You will learn effective strategies and techniques for preparing and delivering speeches that are effective, present a message that sticks, and focus on your purpose . 
Presented by Prokopis Christou, speaker/coach/consultant.

2. Second seminar topic to be announced soon

This 35 minute discussion will help individuals realize potential psychological impediments to seeking employment. It will provide an understanding of some phenomena that may be used to promote a more successful job search. The audience will leave with an understanding of emotional states that might hinder job search efforts and how those states might be managed to one's employment search advantage.
Presented by Richard Paino, motivational speaker.

Registration info: contact the Breakfast Club of NJ

Come and enjoy an evening with a raconteur, and learn the secrets from a teller of tales. Consider taking your communication skills to another level. Learn how to include storytelling in your speech and communications. This seminar will teach you how to determine of a story is appropriate, along with search tools, and resource links. Presented by Deborah Clark, speaker/trainer/meetings planner.

Registration info: visit the MAS web site after Sep 1.

The ability to think and speak on your feet is a tremendous asset to have in your business and daily life. Learn to organize your thoughts quickly and present them in a clear and logical manner. Discover tried and true successful techniques for impromptu speaking, practice in class and receive immediate feedback.

Registration info: visit the MHAS web site after Sep 1.