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Executive's portfolio of model speeches for all occasions Dianna Booher.

Por: Detalles de publicación: Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice Hall c1991.Descripción: xi, 318 pISBN:
  • 0132969890
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 658.4/52 20
Clasificación LoC:
  • HD30.3 .B66 1991
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This collection provides executives with over 100 model speeches covering a range of speaking occasions upon which they may be called, including awards and achievements, motivational talks, and speeches to stockholders and the media.

Includes index.

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  • How This Book Will Help You(p. v)
  • Part I Model Speeches(p. 1)
  • Achievements(p. 3)
  • To announce distinction of an employee(p. 4)
  • To announce distinction of your own company(p. 6)
  • Anniversaries(p. 9)
  • Of long-term employee(p. 10)
  • Of an organization(p. 12)
  • Of past tragedy(p. 16)
  • Awards(p. 19)
  • To accept as an individual(p. 21)
  • To accept on behalf of an organization(p. 26)
  • To present to an employee(p. 29)
  • on academic distinction/continuing education or training(p. 29)
  • on publication(p. 31)
  • for suggestions implemented within the organization(p. 22)
  • for business or civic achievement(p. 23)
  • To present to an organization(p. 35)
  • Benedictions(p. 37)
  • Retirement(p. 38)
  • Recognition of achievement(p. 38)
  • Civic meeting(p. 39)
  • Memorial for deceased(p. 40)
  • Dedications(p. 43)
  • Of a new facility(p. 45)
  • Of a memorial for a deceased employee(p. 48)
  • Of a community memorial for civic leader(p. 49)
  • Upon presentation of a memorial gift(p. 50)
  • Eulogies(p. 55)
  • Farewells (also see Retirement)(p. 63)
  • To boss leaving on a favorable note(p. 64)
  • To employee leaving on a favorable note(p. 66)
  • To employee leaving on a unfavorable note(p. 68)
  • From employee leaving on a favorable note(p. 69)
  • From employee leaving on an unfavorable note(p. 70)
  • Fund Raisers(p. 71)
  • Kickoff to a project(p. 72)
  • Celebration of success(p. 75)
  • Graduation Addresses(p. 77)
  • Holiday Celebrations(p. 89)
  • Christmas or Chanukah(p. 90)
  • Fourth of July(p. 91)
  • New Year's Day(p. 92)
  • Memorial Day(p. 94)
  • Thanksgiving(p. 95)
  • Introductions(p. 97)
  • Of guest of honor/speaker(p. 99)
  • Of program/event(p. 104)
  • Of new employee(p. 105)
  • Motivational(p. 109)
  • To express appreciation for work done(p. 110)
  • To increase productivity(p. 113)
  • To cut waste/expenses(p. 117)
  • To communicate up and down the corporate ladder(p. 121)
  • To cooperate among departments(p. 124)
  • To change or take risks(p. 127)
  • To improve quality(p. 130)
  • To improve customer service(p. 135)
  • To reach goals(p. 141)
  • To be ethical(p. 144)
  • Public Relations(p. 147)
  • To address media coverage(p. 149)
  • To create employee awareness of public image(p. 150)
  • To react to a crisis(p. 153)
  • Retirement (also see Farewells)(p. 157)
  • To the retiree(p. 158)
  • From the retiree(p. 161)
  • Sales/Marketing(p. 165)
  • General motivational(p. 166)
  • Commendation/award on sales record(p. 179)
  • Introduction of new product or service(p. 182)
  • Introduction of new sales campaign(p. 184)
  • Stockholders Meetings(p. 187)
  • Toasts(p. 195)
  • Birthday(p. 196)
  • Engagement/wedding(p. 198)
  • Farewells(p. 202)
  • Promotions(p. 204)
  • Season's greetings(p. 206)
  • Welcomes to Families(p. 209)
  • Company picnic/sports event(p. 210)
  • Christmas party(p. 212)
  • Openings(p. 215)
  • General icebreakers(p. 215)
  • Recognition of distinguished guests(p. 217)
  • Self-effacing comments(p. 218)
  • Auspicious occasions(p. 225)
  • Closings(p. 227)
  • General closes(p. 227)
  • Calls to action(p. 230)
  • Self-effacing comments(p. 232)
  • Part II General Tips for Speechmaking(p. 235)
  • Gaining Visibility for Your Career and Corporation(p. 237)
  • Making a Speech "Yours"(p. 238)
  • Selecting the Appropriate Slant, Tone, and Length for Your Speech(p. 244)
  • Developing the Best Anecdotes and Illustrations(p. 246)
  • Adding Flair to Your Words(p. 249)
  • Practicing Your Delivery(p. 252)
  • Making Nervousness Work for You(p. 259)
  • Handling Distractions/Interruptions/Hecklers(p. 260)
  • Handling Question-Answer Periods(p. 261)
  • Appearing on Video or TV(p. 272)
  • Appendix Real Speeches(p. 275)
  • "Where Have All the Risk Takers Gone? Recapturing America's Conquering Spirit"(p. 277)
  • "White Hats and Honesty"(p. 285)
  • Remarks at a Dinner Honoring Tip O'Neill(p. 291)
  • "Creating a New Order of Things"(p. 293)
  • Harvard Business School Club of Washington 50th Anniversary Dinner Speech(p. 299)
  • "Are You a Good Coach or a Great One?"(p. 307)
  • Diamond Club Dinner Welcoming Remarks(p. 310)
  • Index(p. 313)
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