For your next meeting, bring a speaker who can present research-based, exciting methods for becoming a more compelling communicator. An Emmy-winning former TV commentator and reporter for the Wall Street Journal, Le Monde, and other papers, Kare Anderson is the only author and speaker who translates the research on our gut instinctual reactions into ways to "Say It Better."

Kare shows audiences ways to make themselves and their organizations more positively unforgettable. For your work and personal life, learn how to speak to gain trust and impact, resolve conflict, forge productive teams, sell your ideas, and win agreement.

Diverse clients now using her methods include Hewlett Packard, Aveda, California League of Cities, Kaiser Permanente, National Realtors Association, U.S. Naval Labs, Produce Marketing Association, Ringling Bros. Circus, International Hotel, Motel, and Restaurant Show - and even the Washington Redskins.

Why? Because Kare's methods help people get more done through others and through building enduring relationships.

You can learn "news-you-can-use" methods to lead, resolve conflict, sell, attract media coverage and community support, negotiate, and persuade.

Kare gets audiences laughing and involved in minutes, as she surprises and honors certain attendees by name. At least three times in her presentation, she moves to stand by someone and describe how that person is a positive example of the technique she is describing, turning to look at the person in concluding her vignette, and saying their name.

As a trailblazer in business, media, and government, Kare has the experience, credibility, and sheer presence to deliver information about big-picture trends with small, picturesque details that will stick in your mind forever.

Kare was one of the first full-time woman reporters for UPI in Europe. She was the first director for Pacific Telesis' Cable TV and Wideband Division, leading the company to win their first cable franchise; co-founder of nine political action committees, including the Hollywood Women's PAC that raised $1.2 million with the Barbara Streisand HBO Special; co-founder of a national public affairs and advertising firm; and board member of Annie's Homegrown and the Women's Discovery Foundation.

Kare has been covered by the Oprah Winfrey Show, CNN, USA Today, The Today Show, and Inc. Magazine.