Shelly Horton

She’s an ambassador for the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Too Good and Pink Hope.

Her 30 year career highlights include 11 years reporting for the ABC, eight years as a presenter on Channel Seven, six years as a journalist at Fairfax and five years as the South Pacific correspondent for Entertainment Tonight USA.

SPEAKING TOPICS

PHYSICAL HACKS TO CONQUER YOUR FEAR OF PUBLIC SPEAKING AND PRESENTING

Next to spiders and heights public speaking is one of the most common fears. In an electrifying keynote Shelly, a presentation expert, will teach you to control that fear. She will reveal the transformative power of simple physical exercises. By releasing tension in your neck, face, and mouth, you’ll unlock the self-assurance needed to pitch ideas, deliver flawless presentations, and fearlessly climb the career ladder. Drawing from her personal journey that now sees her debating other journalists live on TV every single week, Shelly has extensively researched the profound connection between body and mind, and discovered the importance of using physical techniques to control mental anxiety and project confidence.

Embrace her tips and tricks and watch your professional and personal life soar as you conquer team meetings, own networking events, and navigate difficult conversations with ease. 

THE ART OF SMALL TALK

Fear small talk no more and walk into a room of strangers with ease. Whether it’s compulsory work functions or business savvy networking nights, learn from one of the best in the business about the art of introductions, tips on how to remember names, techniques to use to extract yourself from dull conversations, ideas on how to fill awkward silences and most importantly how to leave a positive impression at any event.