In engineering, a solution alone is never sufficient; it must also be trusted. Across the infrastructure engineering sector, teams are working on projects of genuine national significance. Cables are being laid beneath the North Sea to deliver clean electricity to millions of homes. Substations are being built to connect offshore wind to the national[…]
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You Solved the Problem. Now Convince the Room. – For engineers who want to communicate with the same precision they build with
General Jun 09, 2026
The Presenter’s Edge: Public Speaking and Presentation Skills That Move People to Act
General Jun 08, 2026
Whether you’re a publisher pitching a book, a leader presenting to your board, or a professional making a case for something you believe in, the room you walk into matters as much as the work you bring to it. Here is how to command it. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN This article covers five essential public speaking[…]
Every presenter delivers two presentations at the same time: 1. The external presentation — what the audience can see and hear: the slides, the data, the structure, the story and the way it is expressed. 2. The internal presentation — the state, clarity, attunement and intention that shape how the audience experiences everything you say.[…]
The moment that doesn’t need repeating In most professional settings, the people sitting in front of you should already know exactly who you are. They’ve seen your name on the agenda, read the meeting invite, skimmed the briefing notes, or glanced at the internal announcement introducing you. They know your role, your organisation, and the[…]
There’s a piece of advice that has echoed through the world of public speaking for decades. It’s a phrase offered so casually and so confidently that few people pause to question it. “Just be yourself.” It sounds warm and reassuring, like the kind of wisdom that should make everything easier. Yet every time I hear[…]
Learning at Work Week 2026 There’s a side of presenting we rarely explore, not the speaker’s internal experience, but the lived reality of the people listening. While you’re working hard to express your message clearly, your audience is navigating a very different landscape: the noise of their day, the pressure of competing priorities, and the[…]
