You're not just presenting. You're positioning.

 International Presentation Skills for Non-Native English Executives is a high-performance program designed to elevate how you communicate in global business environments —with confidence, clarity, and cultural fluency.

You’ll learn how to lead the room, not just speak in it, and you’ll have AI working alongside you every step of the way.

 Here's What's Included:

• ✅ Proven Presentation Frameworks
  Structure any talk — from board updates to client pitches — with clarity, logic, and flow. Built for international executives.

• ✅ Live Coaching with Experts
  Get sharp, targeted feedback from global communication specialists who understand the stakes, and your environment.

  ✅ Real-World Practice Labs
  Test and refine your delivery with interactive simulations, all grounded in real business scenarios.

  ✅ AI-Powered Storytelling & Messaging Tools
  Leverage a custom GPT, trained with program content, to:

  • Craft clear, concise, high-impact messaging

  • Create “mental sticky notes” that make your ideas unforgettable

  • Adapt your communication for different cultures, stakeholders, and formats

  ✅ Cultural Intelligence Toolkit (with AI Coach)
  Decode unspoken business norms across geographies. Your AI assistant helps you adapt tone, timing, and message style in seconds.

  ✅ Executive-Level Storytelling
  Learn how to craft business stories that move people , with clarity, credibility, and strategic purpose.

  ✅ Peer Network of Global Executives
  You’re not alone. Connect with international peers navigating the same challenges, and learn from each other.

  ✅ Ongoing Feedback & Support
  Stay on track with coaching touch-points, check-ins, and real-time insights to keep growing.

  💡 Bonus:

  You’ll walk away with your own custom GPT assistant,  tailored to help you plan, write, and polish any business presentation you’ll ever need.

  Lead with clarity. Speak with confidence. Influence across borders.

  Enroll now,  and start using the tools global executives actually need to win in the room.