This upbeat, relateable podcast host, Corinne Wilhelm, shows international team players and leaders how to show up as the expert, especially if English is not their first language.
Do you ever feel like corporate communication is one of those mysterious superpowers everyone expects you to have— except no one actually teaches you how?
Your communication can make or break your success, so why leave it to chance?
Here at Experts! Speak English, we discuss then try out intentional communication techniques. To show up with more clarity, confidence and credibility, you‘ll need to know about and practice dynamically effective communication strategies. Notice how you start to stand out.
Complex male dominated industries biotech, tech and engineering, demand precise communication, so if you are keen to master professional conversations, lead agile teams with strategic communication, and build your leadership presence— all while staying authentic and impactful, you‘re in the right place.
Let's get you speaking up and making a difference, transforming your job into an inspiring career.
No matter where you are in your career, this is your go-to resource for becoming a more deliberate, compelling communicator—because when it comes to your professional reputation, every conversation counts.
Practice - Progress - Performance
Every episode includes Coco’s Communication Challenge making it easier to apply what you’ve learned and unlock new career opportunities by focusing on your communication skills. Your host, Corinne Wilhelm uses engaging corporate communication storytelling from working in London, Munich, Salzburg, Helsinki and Berlin to provide examples and share her international business experience.
Anecdotes from the stage as a speaker, from behind the stage as a TEDx speaker or speechwriter and of course from industry as a consultant and coach. They all make listening and learning more memorable and enjoyable.
Corinne also co-hosts the Female Leadership Programme #EmpowerHER, which is a hybrid powerhouse of support, changing the gender landscape of business in Europe.