One hour.
One idea.
Full impact.
A focused masterclass, a lunch & learn, or a team communication session for targeted skill transfer without requiring a full training day.
Engaging focused formats
Engaging formats adapted to your context, whether that's a slot in a management offsite, an informal lunch session, or a structured team day.
Lunch & Learn / Brown Bag
Informal format, usually over lunch. A short talk followed by a discussion or activity. Low commitment, high return. Works well for innovation labs, community of practice, or organizations building a culture of learning informally.
Ideal for community learning events
Book a SessionPlenary/Breakout Masterclass
A short impactful session on a specific topic. Part presentation, part exercises. Participants leave with a concrete tool set they can use immediately. Ideal for management gathering, internal seminars, or dedicated skill sessions.
Ideal for a session at your event
Book a SessionTeam-building / Seminar
A structured team session with more exercises and more individual practice. Ideal for team off-sites, onboarding cohorts, or managers who want their team to build a shared vocabulary around communication. Low time investment, foundational learning.
Ideal for bonding while learning
Book a SessionHow is it different from a full workshop?
One tool. Immediately usable.
You want your team to walk away with a concrete takeaway in a 60-minute investment. Focused topic to ensure actionnable impact. Perfect when time is scarce, when you want to test the approach before committing to more, or when your need is targeted.
A complete method. Lasting shift.
You want the team to leave with a shared communication framework they'll still be using six months later. Longer format (half-day to 3 days) to cover structure, presence, and delivery in full. Includes filmed rehearsals, individual feedback, and a refresher session to anchor skills.
Pick a topic. I build the session around your team.
Each topic is a complete 60–90 minute session with a clear structure, exercises, and a takeaway. Topics can be combined for longer sessions or adapted for specific industries and audiences.
- Structure like McKinsey: the Pyramid Principle for clear thinking and clear communication
- Gesture grammar: the physical tools that create instant stage presence
- Handling Q&A and round tables: how to stay in control of the conversation
- How to shine at networking events: positioning, openers, and follow-up
- Feedback culture: how ot give and recieve feedback, and navigating the tensions it creates
- How to give a pitch: structure, delivery, and the one question every pitch must answer
- Presenting online: what changes and what doesn't when the camera is on
- Building slides for business presentations: design principles for people who need to convince, not entertain
- Presenting without PowerPoint: how to hold a room with nothing but your words
- Using props and boards: how to leverage the power of physical objects, whiteboards and flipcharts
- Reading body language and building rapport: instantly connect with your audience and read their reactions
- Data and charts that lands: how to share efficient charts and data that convey a message, not just information
Everything you need to plan a session.
One session. Real difference.
"We booked several 90-minute lunch sessions with Damien. Each time the room was full and participants 100% engaged. The practicality of the method and the practice embedded in the sessions are instrumental to their success."
"We run a brown bag session every month. Damien’s intervention on the Pyramid Principle is the one people still talk about."
Need a longer session?
Looking for a one-day team workshop?
Team workshops are designed for groups of 6 to 20 — one or two focused training days without the full program infrastructure. A good first step, or a standalone investment.
See Workshops →Need a larger, multi-cohort program?
Corporate programs are built for organizations with ongoing communication training needs: multiple cohorts, custom content, and L&D integration.
See Corporate Programs →Book a session for your team.
Tell me about your team, your timing, and the topic you're interested in. A 30-minute call is enough to design the right session together.