Creative Communication—with Improv!
Learn tools for team building, networking, breaking out of your comfort zone, and commanding your audience!
This interactive workshop uses theatre techniques and improv games to engage participants in overcoming nerves and building confidence in any presentation or performance setting.
About the Presenter: Jenette Jurczyk is a motivational speaker, trainer and storytelling coach through her company, Key Light Consulting. She has a BFA and MBA from the University of Illinois and worked in New York and Los Angeles as a performer, director, producer and writer. She also has over 15 years in property management and commercial real estate. She now uses her background in theatre and her business experience to teach professionals how to shine in any presentation or performance setting. She loves working with women to find their voice and develop their personal stories for the stage, inspiring deeper human connections and helping others find their "Key Light."
She is the National Director of The She Said Project, producing live shows called "That's What She Said" and host of The She Said Project Podcast. She is a past president of the Junior League of Champaign-Urbana and currently serves as President of The Family Room, the nonprofit she co-founded to provide resources and comfort to foster children and families in her community. She resides in Champaign with her rocket scientist husband and 2 young daughters.
Registration is not required, but encouraged.
Start + Grow Your Business Series:
- Jan 12, VIRTUAL: What's in a Brand, 10 am
- Jan 19, Get Your Business on Google, 12 pm
- Jan 26, VIRTUAL: Digital Marketing Essentials, 2 pm
- Jan 31, Creative Communication—with Improv!, 7 pm
Starting or growing your business? Champaign.org/launch
Registration is closed.
Main Library, Robeson Pavilion Room A & B
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