This workshop will help you articulate your information and content in a manner that is well received by a “non-specialist” audience increasing retention. By the conclusion of the workshop you will improve your understanding of how adults prefer to take-in, process, and synthesize new knowledge allowing your presentation to resonate with a disparate audience. You will learn your own primary, secondary, and tertiary preferences for taking-in new information, thereby mitigating subjectivity in your delivery, ensuring your presentation is relevant to an audience outside your career field.

Speaker:  Reginald (Reg) Randles, Lead Training Specialist, UCLA Health Human Resources CORE

Reg designs, develops and facilitates training.  He is a Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator (MBTI®) Certified Practitioner and a qualified D.i.S.C. Classic® facilitator. A published author, Reg holds a Master of Arts degree in Organizational Leadership from Chapman University, an Executive Certificate in Public and Non-Profit Leadership from Chapman University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Professional Communication from California State University, Los Angeles.