(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 02, 2010 ) Stamford, CT - In a tough economy, employers are looking to do more with less. Employees can make themselves more valuable and less likely to be targeted by layoffs by developing their presentation skills. Public speaking coach Gilda Bonanno is offering a free special report "Six Mistakes to Avoid in Public Speaking, So Your Presentation Sparkles," that helps employee improve their ability to communicate what they know to their internal and external customers and to senior management.

This 8-page special report is for anyone who wants to develop their public speaking skills and includes tips on how to steer clear of slip-ups such as ignoring the audience's needs or letting fear or anxiety overpower you. "In order to be successful in your career, especially in an economy with high unemployment, you have to be knowledgeable in your field and be able to communicate that knowledge successfully," Bonanno says. "If you are still employed, these tips will help you prove your value and stand out in a good way as you present. If you have been laid off, these tips can help you in an interview or during networking, by explaining how to eliminate using filler words like 'um' and 'ah' and by helping you focus on making your point within a limited timeframe."

Bonanno is a speaker, trainer and coach who helps people from all walks of life improve their public speaking and communication skills. She has helped countless people sharpen their presentation skills and communicate their expertise clearly and confidently and has worked with clients throughout North America and in Europe, China and India. Bonanno is Immediate Past President of the Southern CT chapter of the American Society of Training and Development and a member of the National Speakers Association. This special report also includes tips learned from performing onstage with her improvisational comedy troupe, World Class Indifference.

"Six Mistakes to Avoid in Public Speaking, So Your Presentation Sparkles" is available as a free download from her website, www.gildabonanno.com/newsletter.aspx as a bonus for subscribing to her free twice-monthly e-newsletter on communication and presentation skills. Recent issues of her newsletter have addressed topics such as how to use eye contact when speaking and how to speak with confidence. For more information, visit Gilda Bonanno LLC at www.gildabonanno.com or contact gilda@gildabonanno.com, (203) 406-0808.

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