June 18th & 19th @ 9.30am - 12.00pm (2 x morning sessions)
Overview
A successful speech can change the world, but it starts with a blank page.
This workshop empowers speechwriters to assemble their ideas, find their voice, and earn their audience’s attention. It demystifies the speechwriting process, including the crucial planning phase when writing speeches for others, and encourages purposeful, effective storytelling.
This workshop has been designed for professionals from all sectors who seek to be more effective communicators and storytellers, and incorporates writing and editing exercises.
No prior speechwriting experience is required.
Here’s what you’ll learn…
Module 1:
- Key speech types
- The speechwriting process – timeframes and responsibilities
- The anatomy of a successful speech – timing and structure
Module wrap and take home exercise
Module 2:
- Voice, tone, and readability
- Incorporating wit, humour, and anecdotes
- Learning from exemplar speechwriters, and speechmakers
- Seeking feedback
Tying it all together to plan your next great speech
Zoom links will be sent out closer to the date.
Meet the facilitator
Cameron Pegg is a leading content strategist who is a passionate advocate for better corporate storytelling. As a journalist, he writes features for The Australian and The Saturday Paper, and previously hosted a regular segment on ABC Radio. Cameron has created a suite of content and writing courses for the Queensland University of Technology Executive Education program, and is a founding editorial board member of the Journal of Education Advancement and Marketing (UK).
