<ol><li>First impressions</li><li>Communication</li><li>Gravitas</li></ol>

The Three Components of Executive Presence

You have seven seconds to make a good impression with anyone.<ul><li>Have that skill</li><li>Be aware of that skill</li></ul>

First Impression

<ul><li>Verbal & Non-verbal</li><li>Social media</li><li>Through speech or meetings</li></ul>

Communication

<ul><li>How you posture yourself as a leader?</li><li>What people think about you?</li><li>What position do you take when you speak?</li><li>How do you handle meetings when you host it?</li></ul>

Gravitas

<ul><li>Blend of personality traits and outward behaviors</li><li>Project confidence, poise, and decisiveness</li></ul>

Executive presence

LEADERS MUST HAVE AUTHENTICITY

<ul><li>Aligned words and actions (vision with responsibilities)</li><li>Cultivate humility, integrity, and compassion</li></ul>

Authenticity

<ul><li>Physical looks</li><li>Facial Expressions</li><li>Posture</li><li>Movements</li></ul>Pay attention to your grooming. Wear flattering and appropriate occasion clothes.Present yourself as polished, attentive and approachable.

Appearance

"It's not about what you say but how you say it."It reflects confidence, organization, and emotional control.Speak clearly, firmly and with enough volume.Pay attention to:<ul><li>Volume</li><li>Pitch</li><li>Pause</li><li>Speech patterns</li><li>Your audience relevance</li></ul>

Communication Style

<ul><li>How can you improve your appearance and make a lasting impression?</li><li>Are your actions aligned with your values?</li><li>How can you align your vision and strategic thinking with broader objectives?</li></ul>#appearance #communication #authenticity #alignment

Executive Presence

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