Services: Speaking

Talking About Your Business

I love talking about how small business owners can get really clear about their businesses and attract more clients.   

Overview of My Talks

   

Topic: 7 Steps to Attract More Clients in Less Time 

For: The Amsterdam Business Lunch – Amsterdam, NL: May 20, 2010 

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Stephanie Ward

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

Topic: Dragons’ Nest Panelist 

For: Connecting Women – the Hague, NL: May 3, 2010 

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Stephanie Ward Dragons' Nest Panelist

 

http://www.connectingwomen.nl  

  

   

   

   

   

Topic: Speed Networking Event 

For: European Professional Women’s Network – Amsterdam, NL: April 21, 2010 

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Stephanie Ward EPWN Speed Networking April 21, 2010

 

http://www.europeanpwn-amsterdam.net/  

  

   

   

   

   

   

Topic: Speed Networking Event 

For: European Professional Women’s Network – Amsterdam, NL: November 18, 2009 

http://www.europeanpwn-amsterdam.net/  

  

Topic:  Overcoming Networking Obstacles 

For: American Women’s Club of Amsterdam – Amsterdam, NL: May 6, 2009 

http://www.awca.nl/   

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Stephanie Ward & Jacinta Noonan

 

  

Topic: 7 Steps to Attract More Clients in Less Time 

For: Connecting Women – the Hague, NL: May 4, 2009 

http://www.connectingwomen.nl/  

“Was very useful and clear” 

“I can use all the help I can get!” 

“I need to get more clients” 

“She gave tools to actually work with” 

“Great info, great speaker” 

“It was useful to me, I can really use this” 

“It was interesting, practical, well presented” 

“It improved my knowledge” 

“On the money, interactive, connecting” 

“It was very informative for such as short time” 

“It gave me lots of food for thought” 

“Interesting, ‘eye opening’” 

“Engaging speaker” 

“Very useful info, lovely speaker, very qualified” 

“It was sincere and innovative” 

  

Topic: Speed Networking Event 

For: European Professional Women’s Network – Amsterdam, NL: November 19, 2008 

http://www.europeanpwn-amsterdam.net/ 

  

Topic: Speed Networking Event 

For: European Professional Women’s Network – Amsterdam, NL: January 23, 2008 

http://www.europeanpwn-amsterdam.net  

  

Topic: 7 Steps to Attract More Clients in Less Time 

For: Connect International Business Club and LINKS – Groningen, NL: May 24, 2007 

http://www.connect-int.org/  

“A very useful workshop.  Well prepared and clearly thought out.” 

“This was extremely worthwhile, thank you. I liked your genuineness and that you were really here with us.” 

“Very good, I learned a lot and it really pushed me in the right direction.” 

“I thought it was well balanced.” 

“Great presentation, helpful tips.” 

  

Topic: Presentation Skills 

For: Ministry of Economic Development (EVD) President’s Program with Russiathe Hague, NL: May 15, 2007  

http://www.evd.nl/  

  

Topic: Presentation Skills 

For: TiasNimbas Business SchoolUtrecht, NL: November 22, 2006  

http://www.tiasnimbas.edu/   

  

Topic: How to Speak to Anyone, Anyplace, Anytime 

For: International Training for Communication (now PowerTalk) – President’s Weekend – the Hague, NL: October 28, 2006  

http://www.powertalkinternational.com/   

  

Topic: International Networking 

For: NVP – Netherlands Association for Personnel Management and Organizational Development (Nederlandse Vereniging voor Personeelsmanagement & Organistatieontwikkeling) – Driebergen, NL: March 30, 2006  

http://www.nvp-plaza.nl/  

“Clear and simple, good practical tips.” 

“Gets you thinking again.” 

  

Topic: Women Leading Change 

For: Women’s International Network (now called EPWN) – Amsterdam, NL: December 13, 2005  

http://www.europeanpwn-amsterdam.net/   

  

Topic: How to Start a Business in the Netherlands  

For: Connecting Women – the Hague, NL: November 7, 2005  

http://www.connectingwomen.nl/  

“It gave sound and extensive information.” 

“It was inspiring and informational.” 

“It was very interesting, well presented & relevant.” 

“Good speaker, very structured.” 

“There were useful tips and info.” 

“It made me think about some things I need to address about my business.” 

“Great speaker, great info.” 

“It was practical with tons of helpful tips.” 

“It is fresh and friendly.” 

 “Gave me new ideas and tips.” 

  

Topic: Presentation Skills Workshop 

For: University of Leiden MBA Program – Leiden, NL: October 13, 2005  

http://www.leiden.edu/  

  

Topic: Presentation Skills Workshop 

For: University of Leiden MBA Program – Leiden, NL: June 15, 2005  

http://www.leiden.edu/   

  

Topic: How to Start a Business in the Netherlands  

For: Urban Learning – Amsterdam, NL: April 14, 2005  

“Stephanie was great.” 

“Provided useful ideas.” 

  

Topic: How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere 

For: Urban Learning – Amsterdam, NL: April 6, 2005  

“It was a lovely evening. You do it so lightly and clearly. “ 

  

Topic: Keynote Presentation: Being First in Business 

For: MBA Students, de Haagse Hogeschool – The Hague, NL: February 21, 2005  

http://www.hhs.nl/  

  

Topic: A Workshop for Successful Business Leaders Who Want More 

For: Marialust Business Club – Apeldoorn, NL: March 16, 2004  

Comment: 

“I love your style, you’re open, free spirit.” 

  

Topic: Boundaries Workshop 

For: Pickwick Club – Rotterdam, NL: September 9, 2003  

Comments: 

“Stephanie, you are a very animated speaker!  That’s great.  And your enthusiasm for the subject and your work comes through.” 

“I found this subject very interesting and would like to attend another one of your workshops.” 

“A useful discussion highlighting many problems that are often overlooked.” 

  

  

Topic: Business Coaching Presentation 

For: Network Club – Arnhem, NL: June 19, 2003  

http://www.thenetworkclub.com/  

  

Topic: Boundaries Workshop 

For: Women’s International Network (EPWN)– Amsterdam, NL: January 21, 2003  

http://www.europeanpwn-amsterdam.net/   

“Cheers my dear I thoroughly enjoyed listening to you again!  Keep in touch.” 

“Thanks I’ve been working on this but it helped me along the way.” 

“Good to recognize different ways to say no based on one’s own comfort level.” 

“Too short, very good.” 

“Thanks!”