by Kathy O'Brien | Apr 9, 2026 | Executive Communication, Virtual Executive Presence
In a virtual world, the act of coordinating projects, processes and work flows amongst teams in remote locations has become much more challenging – yet it’s also critical to your success. So what are the key considerations for productive and effective online...
by Kathy O'Brien | Apr 9, 2026 | Executive Communication, Presentation Skills, Virtual Executive Presence
With the world conducting myriad formal and informal meetings and conversations on online platforms, there’s never been a better time to brush up your preparation steps to make a great impression. When you pay close attention to how you come across on...
by Kathy O'Brien | Apr 9, 2026 | Executive Communication, Virtual Executive Presence
Clients often ask what makes good social etiquette when attending online meetings. What are the parameters for courtesy and discourse, even when the conversations are difficult? Let these 10 simple tips guide you: It’s perfectly fine to wave “hello” when the session...
by Kathy O'Brien | Apr 9, 2026 | AGM, Executive Communication, Executive Presence, Virtual Executive Presence
As you prepare for your virtual Annual General Meeting, ask yourself: What’s within my control and what’s beyond? Make the most of everything within your control by preparing well. For an eAGM, or any online shareholder meeting, these small steps can make a...
by Kathy O'Brien | Apr 9, 2026 | Executive Communication, Virtual Executive Presence
You’ve done it all virtually by now: presented, persuaded, hired and possibly fired, cajoled, learned, inspired and complained. The one thing you’ve likely found most difficult is engaging. Virtual has a host of engagement saboteurs: lagging, background noise,...
by Kathy O'Brien | Apr 9, 2026 | Executive Presence, Virtual Executive Presence
It can be challenging to exude executive presence in a virtual world. Here are some ways to seem more commanding when you’re on a computer screen. Sit as far back in the seat as possible. Keep a straight and strong back and rest your arms on the chair’s arms. Keep...
