You know your stuff, but do the people you speak to?

Discover how to explain complex ideas, products, and proposals, so other people understand, trust, and act.

Helping make the complex simple at places like...

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Do you do any of this?

The problem isn’t expertise. It’s how expertise is communicated.

Chris Fenning online training for better business communication

Workshops

Interactive training programs for experts who need to explain complex ideas, products, and services clearly.

Chris Fenning, individual coaching for better business communication

Individual coaching

Individual or small group coaching for experts to reduce confusion and improve customer understanding.

Chris Fenning in-person training for better business communication

Keynotes

Engaging talks giving audiences practical strategies for communicating complex information.

AZZU DAMEN, STRATEGY & OPERATIONS MANAGER, GOOGLE

“People have embraced the learnings and really prioritized putting them into practice with amazing results.”

COURSE ATTENDEE

“Loved it! Great pacing and engaging throughout.”

CHRIS LONGLEY, IT SENIOR MANAGER, PEPSICO

“Thank you for teaching our leadership team how to speak to non-experts. It was an engaging, energising and refreshing take on a complex problem.”

COURSE ATTENDEE

“Excellent. Succinct and direct, with lots of practical tips.”

KRISTIN SMITH, SENIOR DIRECTOR, HIGHROADS

“That was an excellent training session. I’ve sat through my fair share of dull communication training, and this was anything but! Very impressive.”

COURSE ATTENDEE

“I thought it was fantastic. Chris gave great advice and skills and made me think about how I communicate.”

ALAN H, TRAINER, THE KNOWLEDGE ACADEMY

“The concepts that Chris outlines, and the exercises to put them into practice, are a missing piece in organisational behaviour and communication.”

COURSE ATTENDEE

“Mr Fenning has a beautiful way of presenting and really transferred the knowledge to the audience.”

Articles on communication at work

Want People to Pay Attention? Lead With Impact.

A sad truth about communication at work: Having an important message doesn’t mean people will listen. Important updates, great ideas, and even urgent warnings can all go ignored—if your audience doesn’t see why it matters to...
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How to Make Better Decisions in Meetings

           73% of decision meetings fail to produce a decision. That's a crazy stat. I had to double check it to make sure I read it right, but it's true, almost 3 our ot 4 meetings set up to make a decision fail to do...
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The seven best technical debt memes to make you laugh

They say a picture is worth 1000 words. That is definitely true for these seven technical debt memes. I never worked out who ‘they’ are, but their words are certainly true when it comes to expressing frustration about technical...
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