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Who We Are

We are a leading provider of Corporate Communication Consulting — and Corporate Training in Business Communication Skills — to today’s top professionals and companies.

Our clients include global leaders in management consulting, science, health care, and banking.

Corporate Communication Consulting

If your business is losing productivity and profits because of internal communication issues, we can:

Assess your situation using methods that match the type and scale of your problems;

Analyze the data we obtain;

Advise you of our findings;

Recommend Actions to address your difficulties; and

Assist you in implementing your plan of action by providing guidance, training, mediation, or meeting facilitation.

Corporate Training

If you are a business or a private client, we can provide you with training in:

Public Speaking — How to give better speeches and presentations.

Business Writing — How to write stronger internal and external communiques.

Interpersonal Communication — How to improve interpersonal skills that land sales and nail interviews.

Accent Modification / Advanced Business English — How to speak with an accent that will not distract listeners.

And, as our Privacy Policy and Guarantee of Non-Disclosure make clear, we will take the utmost care to protect privileged information we may encounter during training.

If you are ready to take your communication skills — or your company’s — to the next level, let’s get to work.

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Founder

Anthony Mosley holds master’s degrees in Communication Sciences and Disorders (Speech-Language Pathology) and Journalism. In his more than twenty years as a corporate communication consultant and speech therapist, he has advised countless professionals and trained thousands of clients in enhanced communication skills. He has also worked as a writing teacher and publishing professional and is a Certified Instructor in the Compton Pronouncing English as a Second Language (P-ESL) method of accent modification.

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Monday-Morning Quarterback

Many of my clients are new residents of the United States. As professionals, they frequently want to be up-to-date on American sayings and expressions. A LOT of those sayings come from sports, particularly baseball and football.

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Benefits of Learning a New Language

Years ago, in a different professional incarnation, I helped to produce a book by this gentleman. Although I have never met him, the book, which was his memoir of a life in linguistics, was fascinating, and I have followed his career with interest since then.

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What Color is Your Gourd?

As the Autumn holidays approach, I am reminded of a story my wife tells about a Thanksgiving she spent in Russia. This was a few years before Putin came to power. At the time, a sizable number of Americans lived in St Petersburg. My (future) wife and her friends decided to share a traditional holiday meal. She offered to make pumpkin pie.

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Want to Seem Confident When You Speak in Public? You May Need to Slow Down
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A lot of people make the mistake, when they are asked to speak in public, of believing they will seem smarter and better-informed if they speak quickly.

"Look how fast I can process information!" they think. "It's obvious to the audience that I am in command of my facts."

Research says the opposite.

If you are speaking rapidly, these are the messages you are sending to your audience:

I am nervous.
I want to get out of here.
I am afraid that if I slow down, you may ask me a question for which I will not have a good answer.

Want to come across as a confident speaker?

The first step you may need to take is to SPEAK MORE SLOWLY.

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