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How to Think, Act and Sound Like an Executive

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When you’re able to think, act, and sound like you belong at the next level – like an executive – it’s easier for people to see that you can perform at that higher level, and this greatly increases your chances of getting promoted.

This training will show you how to develop the strategic mindset and perspective of an executive, conduct yourself with the self-assurance of a senior leader, and communicate in the powerful way expected at the executive level.

You’ll discover:

  • What it means to come across as an executive and why it matters
  • The qualities and activities expected from an executive
  • How to make sure your thinking, activities, and communications support your career advancement, and not hurt it
  • Common mistakes that can hold you back if you’re not aware of them
  • The most important area for you to work on to develop your executive presence

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May Busch

May Busch

May is an executive coach, speaker, advisor, and author of the #1 international bestseller VISIBLE: How to Advance Your Career Without Playing Politics, Selling Your Soul, or Working Yourself into the Ground. She’s a seasoned business executive with a passion for helping leaders be the best they can be.

As an executive coach and mentor, May brings 24 years of front-line corporate experience and expertise, most recently as COO of Morgan Stanley Europe, to help professionals overcome (often hidden) obstacles, advance to the next level in their careers and reach their full potential.

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