Join North Georgia College & State University in Cumming for a hands-on one-day seminar: Preparing & Presenting Powerful Presentations. This workshop will take place at the Cumming/Forsyth Chamber of Commerce Event Center (directly behind the Chamber building) on Wednesday, November 1 from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Join with co-workers to get the most out of this presentation.

The fee to attend this 4-hour seminar is normally $129, but mention you saw the ad on GreaterRomeTimes.com to receive one of the 10 scholarships to attend for FREE.

Do you wish you could speak at office meetings or deliver memorable presentations that are not accompanied by a quivering voice, splotches on your neck or knees that don’t seem to be able to support your body? Worry no more. Attend this program and learn how you can control your nerves and speak with confidence.

When Martha Lanier spoke for the first time at an industry meeting, she was so afraid that she literally had to be pulled onto the stage. She not only recovered, but has overcome her fear and now enjoys speaking to audiences as few as ten to well over a thousand. With determination, research and practice, she has mastered the art of speaking and is eager to share her experiences and tips with you. She has recently been elected president of the Georgia Chapter of the National Speakers Association.

During this class you will learn how to:

• Prepare for the event
• Create your content
• Script your presentation
• Decide which tools to use
• Deliver a memorable presentation that will knock their socks off!

This workshop will be led by Martha Lanier, a member of the National Speakers Bureau. She is passionate about her unrelenting belief that ANYTHING is possible when you clearly define your vision, develop a detailed plan and believe in yourself.

For more information on this presentation and others to be held in Cumming, visit www.ngcsu.edu/ce and click on the Classes in Cumming link. To apply for the free scholarship, email your name, phone number and company name and address to dwadams@ngcsu.edu before noon on Mon., Oct. 30.