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Improving what and
how you communicate...
whenever and wherever
you speak.Improving what
and how you
communicate...
whenever
and wherever
you speak. -
Improving what and
how you communicate...
whenever and wherever
you speak.Improving what
and how you
communicate...
whenever
and wherever
you speak.
Who We Are & What We Do
Civiello Communications Group (CCG), is a communication coaching consultancy founded by Mary Civiello, a former NBC New York reporter and anchor. Mary and her team, all experienced coaches and former journalists are dedicated to helping leaders deliver their “news” in a way that gets people to tune in and stay tuned.
CCG provides presentation and media training with employees at all levels of an organization in small and large group sessions. We work across sectors and around the world.
Mary Civiello’s sweet spot is the C-suite, working one-on-one with top executives, founders and high-potential leaders… anyone who is center stage. Executive communication support is often provided in shorter sessions over longer-term engagements.
Mary Civiello
Dan Broden
Jane Hanson
Manny Ramos
Media
Training
At CCG, media training involves preparation for the traditional media; industry trades to top tier outlets both print and broadcast. Our training also includes tips and techniques for the content you and your organization develop such as video for your website, or for online channels such as YouTube.
Executive Coaching
Leaders rarely need training, but they benefit from credible coaching. Much like professional athletes have coaches, business athletes can stay on top of their games with communication coaching that helps them deliver a strong message with impact.
Presentation Training
Strong speaking skills are key to getting what you want. If you’re trying to persuade senior leaders, inspire direct reports, or impress Wall Street to Main Street, CCG will help you with proven strategies. Those strategies build confidence and fight fear.
eLearning
Finally, CCG offers a new e-learning platform, CommunicationCounts™, covering both written and verbal communication and featuring the most engaging videos on the market. CommunicationCounts tackles the biggest problem in communication: Putting your bottom line up front!
Credibility
Credibility that comes from years of experience as presentation and media coaches delivering honest actionable feedback.
Customization
We customize sessions for each client based on individual needs whether it is where you are speaking, when and where you can work, and especially what you need to “amp your impact.”
Congeniality
Most clients choose to work with people they like and trust. CCG coaches are enjoyable to work with and will always keep your information confidential.
Latest Tweets
These 7 phrases can help you sound more powerful ..Make sure you follow the phrase with a quick PAUSE. https://www.fastcompany.com/90623381/these-7-phrases-can-help-you-sound-more-powerful-at-work
Meghan and Harry claiming someone asked about the baby’s skin color is so incendiary they should have said who otherwise it smears everyone. Not fair. And Oprah should have pointed that out.
Check out my latest article: Golden Globes …”And the winner is..” authentic backgrounds! https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/golden-globes-winner-authentic-backgrounds-mary-civiello via @LinkedIn
Norman Lear at 98 just did an awesome job at the Golden Globes. Was he reading a prompter? Couldn’t have memorized. Many takes? Doesn’t matter. He was a model for being scripted and conversational.
Listening to Trump at CPAC. Interesting cadence. He still has his plaintiff tone..long stretches soothing.. punctuated with sharp, brief lines, words he shouts like “get our kids back to school now.” The longing stretches boldface his outbursts.
Fear of judgement is behind fear of public speaking and it afflicts people you wouldn't expect: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-new-yorker-interview/michelle-pfeiffer-chooses-carefully?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=onsite-share&utm_brand=the-new-yorker&utm_social-type=earned via @NewYorker
Tips for every exec: Robinhood's CEO on CNBC .. a tale of grace under fire https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/robinhoods-ceo-cnbc-tale-grace-under-fire-mary-civiello/
Makes me@almost cry to see Pence and Kamala speak. Normal. But we have come to expect abnormal.
I like the listener as trampoline concept. Don't just nod add buoyancy to the speaker and elevate your leader status: What Great Listeners Actually Do https://getpocket.com/explore/item/what-great-listeners-actually-do?utm_source=twtrsynd&utm_medium=social via @Pocket
Great tips on amping your E-charisma on ZOOM. My favorite is asking rhetorical questions. https://www.wsj.com/articles/do-you-have-e-charisma-on-zoom-heres-how-to-get-it-11606651200?reflink=desktopwebshare_twitter via @WSJ