Conferences and Events

On August 15^th, Jay Sullivan, managing partner of Exec-Comm and author of Simply Said, will host a webinar for the International Association of Business Communicators.

Join Jay Sullivan, managing partner of Exec-Comm and author of Simply Said, on August 1^st at the Princeton Club of New York. He will host a discussion with members and guests entitled Communicating with Greater Impact.

Meet the author and learn to communicate simply.

Join us for this special event to learn directly from the author of Simply Said, Jay Sullivan. Jay will share lessons from the book and answer questions on how we can all become better communicators.

On April 12, Jay Sullivan, managing partner of Exec-Comm and author of Simply Said, will host a webinar for the PRSA's, Public Relations Society of America, online public relations training program.

We all negotiate a variety of issues and items every day. People think of negotiation as a competition with ‘winners’ and ‘losers’, yet lasting success requires a different approach. Join Ching Valdezco for a special Watermark workshop on negotiations, hosted by Grant Thornton in San Francisco.

On February 13, Sean Romanoff, consultant, will run a workshop at Yale Law School. In this 50 minute interactive session Sean will help participants understand how their style impacts personal and professional interactions.

On January 18, Gisele Simmons, consultant, will present to Harvard's Dean of Students team. During the event, she will share insights from Exec-Comm's new book, Simply Said (Wiley; 2016), on how to present with more impact, deliver a clear message, develop stronger relationships and grow as leaders. The advice is specific. The approach is straightforward. The message is simply said.

Join Ching Valdezco at Palo Alto Lean In Circle on December 7, for a talk on Leading with Executive Presence. How do others see you? Are you the top candidate for that next big promotion or career opportunity? In this interactive discussion, learn how to stand out from the crowd and make a positive impression as an effective leader.

On November 16, Jay Sullivan, managing partner, will present to the Columbia Business School Alumni Club of New York. During this event, he will share insights from Exec-Comm's new book on how to present with more impact, write more clearly, run more effective meetings, develop stronger relationships and grow as leaders. The advice is specific is tangible. The approach is straightforward. The message is simply said.

On November 8th, Jay Sullivan, author of Simply Said, will discuss the concepts from Exec-Comm's new book at Boston College's Emerging Leader Program.

Communication affects every interaction every day. Why not learn to do it well? Pam Burns, global consultant with Exec-Comm and Jay Sullivan, Exec-Comm Managing Partner, offer guidance from Exec-Comm's new book, Simply Said.

Join Brittany Marmanillo and Shilpa Vir at the 2016 Grace Hopper Conference Celebration of Women in Computing. They will run a career development workshop at this three-day conference designed to bring together women to discuss research and career interests.

Ching Valdezco and Doug MacKay will run a career development workshop on Leading with Executive Presence at the financial executives international, Silicon Valley chapter, quarterly meeting.

This program provides recent law graduates and current law school students with career planning information and skill building. This year's program will focus on helping attendees assess their skills, assess the market and get practice ready. Whether you are seeking a job at a large or small firm, government or public interest organization, hanging out your own shingle, or not sure what your next step should be, these sessions will provide information that will help you achieve success.

Join us at the 2016 PDC Summer Conference in Naples, FL. This year, educational sessions will address innovations in the legal and professional development industries as well as critical skills for PD professionals. Sessions will be led by industry experts, experienced PDC members, and our PDC Trusted Advisors, and will offer opportunities to collaborate with and learn from your peers.

On March 15th Sean Romanoff will speak at Yale Law School to the Connecticut Association of Legal Recruiting Administrators about how our communication style impacts our credibility.

Sean Romanoff will run a session at the American Bankruptcy Institute's 27th Annual Winter Leadership Conference focused on Perfecting Your Pitch.

The 2015 Professional Development Institute is the must-attend conference for learning about current trends in lawyer professional development, exploring key issues facing the legal industry, hearing about proven programs to give your lawyers and law students the competitive edge they need, and networking with over 300 law firm and law school PD contacts. Sean Romanoff will lead a session on Mastering Feedback.

On October 15th Jay Sullivan will lead a book discussion at Fordham University School of Law. He will highlight aspects of his first book - Raising Gentle Men: Lives at the Orphanage Edge.

On October 8th Doug MacKay will lead a morning workshop for Briefing Program Managers. He will work with them to improve their communication and problem solving skills.

On October 2nd Heather Segal will lead a session at the FBLA's Fall District Meeting. In the workshop, she'll teach attendees how to connect with others to project confidence, credibility, and presence.

On September 24th Rachel Lamb will lead a session at RBC's 4th Annual Female Leadership Gathering and Reception.  She will work with a group of women to help them develop and exude their personal brand.

Jay Sullivan, Exec-Comm's managing partner and author of Raising Gentle Men, will moderate a panel discussion at the University of Scranton.

Robert Chen will host a "Doctors' Office" clinic on "Navigating an Uncivil Workplace" at Ascend's National Convention.

On May 7th, Robert Chen will lead a session on Communicating for Success at Ascend's New York Chapter meeting - Inspiring Across Generations.

On April 24th Rachel Lamb, Exec-Comm Consultant, will lead a session at Ernst & Young's Pan Asian Professional Network.

Jay Sullivan, Managing Partner at Exec-Comm and leader of the firm’s Law Firm Group, will lead a professional development seminar for the Professional Legal Trainers Group on April 10th.

The 2014 Professional Development Institute is the “must-attend” conference for learning about current trends in lawyer professional development, exploring key issues facing the legal industry, hearing about proven programs to give your lawyers and law students the competitive edge they need, and gaining access to more than 300 law firm and law school PD contacts. If you are responsible for professional development in a law firm, law school, corporation, or government agency, the Professional Development Institute will equip you and your organization to stay ahead in today’s challenging environment.

WISER, Shearman and Sterling’s associate-run women’s inclusion network, will host “Honing Your Message,” a seminar designed to sharpen communication skills. The program will be led by Jay Sullivan, Managing Partner of Exec-Comm.

Christine Healey de Casanova, Exec-Comm partner, will lead a workshop as part of CASE's Summit for Leaders in Advancement.

Tony Capone, Exec-Comm consultant, will lead a two-hour Lunch & Learn for the Japan Commerce Association of Washington, D.C. He'll help attendees hone their professional presence, plan their message and confidently manage questions.

Exec-Comm will lead a writing workshop as part of the Practising Law Institute’s Bridge-the-Gap series for new attorneys.  

Jay Sullivan from Exec-Comm will conduct a Teacher Training Session at the Practising Law Institute (PLI).

Exec-Comm will present Building Your Personal Brand at the New York City Bar Association.

On March 14 - 15, 2011 Apolinario (Jun) Medalla, Exec-Comm Partner, will speak at the First Annual Summit: Training & Development Innovations for Financial Servies. 

Heather Segal will participate in a panel discussion entitled “ Proving the value of your MBA: High performance MBA skills and behaviors to succeed in non MBA-concentrated industries.”

To celebrate 28 years of serving our clients, Exec-Comm moderated an interactive panel discussion about what presence is, why it’s important and how to build it for yourself and for those in your organization.