Business English for consultants who lead the room.
Consultants are paid to sound certain. When the client is international, that certainty has to come through in English, in steering committees, workshops and the storyline of every deck. We rehearse your real engagements so your team leads the room instead of following it.
Carla BarrosoCoaches consultants for steering committees and workshops
- Facilitating workshops with senior international clients
- Presenting recommendations with conviction
- Handling pushback in steering committees
- Writing executive summaries and slide titles that land
- Building rapport quickly with new client teams
Programmes built around live engagements, with rehearsal before workshops, steering committees and final presentations.
Built around your team’s 40 annual training hours.Scenarios we rehearse
- Steering committeeReport status, raise risks and secure decisions in the time you have.
- Client workshopOpen, facilitate, manage strong voices and close with clear actions.
- Recommendation pitchStructure the story from situation to answer.
- First client meetingBuild credibility and rapport in the first ten minutes.
Language your team will own
- Steering committeeThe senior group that oversees a project and makes key decisions
- Quick winAn early improvement that is easy to deliver
- Deep diveA detailed analysis of one area
- Way forwardThe agreed next steps
- Push backTo resist or challenge a request or opinion
Questions
Can you help with slide storylines as well as speaking?
Yes. We work on the logic and wording of decks, from slide titles to the executive summary, and then rehearse delivering them.
Is this suitable for junior analysts?
Yes. Group programmes work well for analysts and associates, while managers and partners often choose 1:1 coaching.
Can sessions fit around client travel?
Online sessions and daily AI practice make it easy to keep going during busy engagements.
Hear your consulting team’s gap in one session.
A free 15-minute call with the founder. Ask anything, no commitment.