Veteran CNN Correspondent to address Network Cork event

24th September 2015

Learn about understanding and applying effective body language

Veteran CNN correspondent and international communications consultant Gina London is guest speaker at the Network Cork event on Wednesday, 7 October at 6pm at Fota Golf Club, Fota Island Resort, Cork.

Gina London will be focusing on the importance of understanding and applying effective body language as part of our every day communications skills during this interactive workshop.

According to Gina, “We are all communicating something all the time. The trick is to be aware of what and how we are communicating through our posture, facial expressions and gestures. I will explain how people read us and how we can read others through non-verbal communication and how we can change the negative things you may have not known you were saying”.

Speaking in advance of the event Helen Wycherley, President, Network Cork said, “No matter what business you are in, better communications will help you better engage, persuade and be successful. For those of us who talk every day communications is often taken for granted. Our whole bodies contribute or detract from our message and Gina will show us how to effectively use the right body language techniques at the right time and to “read” others and respond accordingly. Gina has trained thousands of executives across the globe on this topic and will certainly engage our members and guests on the night”.

Gina London is an Emmy award-winning veteran CNN correspondent and anchor with more than a decade of television, radio, internet and print experience. She is now an internationally recognized speaker and expert at helping professionals improve themselves and their companies through dynamic and powerful communications.

During her network television tenure, she covered a wide-range of breaking news stories including the US President Bill Clinton scandal and the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist bombings. She later served as senior vice president and strategist for one of the largest government affairs firms in the United States where she led media and public outreach positioning for multi-million dollar development, transit and energy campaigns.

Gina is passionate about promoting professional cultural awareness having lived and or worked in more than a dozen countries including Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Jordan, UK, UAE, Israel, Macedonia, Romania, Tunisia, Ghana, Cambodia and Indonesia.

Advance booking is essential for this event which takes place on Wednesday, 7 October at 6pm. Admission is free to members and a limited number of spaces are available to non-members at the cost of €25 per person. To book a place for this event and for more information on Network Cork which is one of eight national branches of Network Ireland, please visit www.networkcork.com.

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