Power & Persuasion In Every Presentation

Learn to speak powerfully and stress-free at public events, drive better business results through emotional connections, and ultimately become an indispensible asset to yourself and your business.

Ginny Pulos Communications will help you to achieve your goals through personalized seminars, consulting, and one-on-one coaching sessions to fit your unique needs.

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"Thank you to The National Herald, and especially to Reporter Dean Sirigos, for featuring us in their lovely publication!" — Ginny Pulos

Featured Podcast

Ginny shares vital tips on interviewing skills, communicating leadership, storytelling for business, and more during her interview with 91.5 Cosmos FM on winning the 2014 Mentor of the Year Award.

Ginny's Blog

Can You Take The Heat? Staying in the Spotlight

January 12th, 2015

WE’RE IN THE BEGINNING DAYS OF A NEW PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CYCLE. The presidential candidates are already in a 24-hour spotlight. By November 2016, we will know them—or think we do—and judge what we believe we see and hear from them. Are they credible? …

Recent Case Studies

Using Position & Personal Power To Lead

A Fortune 200 health and beauty products company wanted to improve the abilities of its global marketing executives to communicate more effectively, influence others, “think on their feet” and prepare confidently for the “unexpected” in today’s market environment.  This group believed that professionalism meant never divulging anything of a personal nature in a work environment.  Yet, all great leaders use their personal power to extend influence, persuade, educate encourage and empower. That’s how great organizations build relationship, establish credibility and create culture.  The true stories leaders tell about their life, experiences and vision is how the movers and shakers make things happen. Personal power fuels how others get results.  A secondary goal was to build team. The competitive landscape of this business sector demanded better teamwork, problem solving and innovation, and the client believed improved communication skills with a focus on personal power, persuasion and influencing skills would enhance these.