Rob Biesenbach
Rob Biesenbach helps leaders break free from death by PowerPoint, tell their story and communicate like humans should. He’s an in-demand speaker, workshop leader and coach, an award-winning communicator and a bestselling author. He’s worked with great organizations including AARP, Allstate, Caterpillar, Coca-Cola and Lockheed Martin.
Articles by Rob Biesenbach
- How to Prepare Your Executives to Speak From Home
- 10 New Year’s Resolutions for Aspiring Leaders
- How to Market Your Book
- 10 Ways Improv Classes Will Change Your Career (and Life)
- 7 Rules for Presenting on Tough Topics
- For Maximum Impact, Grab Them Like Gladwell
- In a Crisis, Don’t Forget to Breathe!
- The 3 Stories Every Professional Needs
- Presenters: How to Finish on Time, Every Time
- Connect & Compel: The Solution to Getting Your Leaders on the Same Page
- How to Write a Book
- A Simple Way to Improve Your Presentations
- Communicating Complicated Credentials
- 5 Keys to a Pitch Perfect Presentation
- Here's How to Overcome Presentation Anxiety
- 5 Tips for Handling Group Presentations
- This Year, Embrace the Power of No
- Breaking Point: 10 Steps for Surviving Tough Emotional Moments
- Why a Personal Brand Is Vital to Your Career Success
- 5 Questions to Ask Before Every Meeting
- New Year, New You… New Book?
- Treatment Center: Remedies for Your Biggest Storytelling Maladies
- How to Publish Your Book
- The Ferris Bueller Guide to Smarter Storytelling
- A 3-Part Formula for Boosting Executive Presence
- What to Know About Going Solo
- A Time-Tested Framework for Communication
- Small Storytelling Details That Make a Big Impact
- Networking Tips for Business Owners and Solo PR Pros
- Crowd Pleaser: 5 Presentation Tips to Bolster Your Executive Presence
- Accelerate Your Career Through Public Speaking
- FAQs About Producing a Book
- Don’t Let Unemployment Crush Your Self-Worth
- How to Handle Negative Feedback
- A Speech Is Like a Christmas Tree
- Stand Out Through Story on LinkedIn
- You’re More Creative Than You Think
- Don't Be a Presentation Tool
- Advice for Returning to In-Person Presenting