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Perfect pitches – Five key points (Video)

This short (10 minute) video takes a look at pitching and shows the client reaction to submissions to a fun make-belief pitch. Five tips are explored: process, research and empathy, relationship, document and presentation and differentiation. Please enjoy perfect pitches – five key points. Video script Hi, I’m Kim Tasso Read More

Marketing and business development insights from secretaries and PAs/EAs (Feb 2021)

At the beginning of December, we ran a digital version of the PM Forum’s popular “Introduction to marketing and business development for marketing and business development personal assistants (PAs) and executive assistants (EAs)”. So here are marketing and business development insights from secretaries and PAs/EAs. With representatives from both law Read More

2021-04-01T17:18:40+01:00February 1, 2021|Marketing|

Self-Motivation – Ten top tips (Video)

It’s the start of a New Year! Last year – with all the problems created by the Covid restrictions - it was really hard to keep going sometimes – even for those who usually excel at self-motivation. Apart from the odd bad day, I managed to maintain high motivation levels Read More

2024-01-10T09:57:45+00:00January 4, 2021|Kim's Blog, Management Skills|

Power of three – Writing and presentation basics (Video)

The latest short video (8 minutes) explores an idea to help you improve the impact and persuasion of your writing and presentations. So here it is the Power of three – Writing and presentation basics (video). And it ends on a seasonal note. (Video script) Hi I’m Kim Tasso. And Read More

2024-10-31T09:19:17+00:00December 15, 2020|Kim's Blog, Management Skills, Marketing, Relationship Management, Selling|

Change management basics (Video)

Todays’ video explores change management basics – both from individual (psychology) and organisational (business) perspectives. (Video script) I’m Kim Tasso. Today we are going to look at some core ideas around change management. We all experienced massive change during Covid – because we had to. But without a major crisis Read More

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