Scoring With Overseas Audiences - How To "Speak Their Language" Even When It Isn't English

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Patricia Fripp
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Patricia Fripp

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Overview: Now the author finally knows why her friends are so interested in speaking abroad. It is a wonderful, rewarding, exhilarating, ego-building experience, even when the audience doesn't speak your language. Why forego local engagements to fly half-way around the world, suffer terrible jet lag, and put your reputation on the line when you don't know how a non-English-speaking audience will accept your message? You'd have to be crazy. This paper explains how the author turned her first international presentation into a big win and what you can do to have similar success.

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