William Shakespeare: 16th/17th-century English playwright and poet.

"Give every man thy ear but few thy voice."

Have you ever had a committee meeting where 15 to 20 co-workers are trying to agree upon a common outcome? What tends to happen? Not much. The group can't seem to agree on anything. When everyone has the floor, productivity and communication suffer. What's needed is that one person who can stand up and take authority over the meeting. That's usually done by a strong-voiced, charismatic individual. Whether your audience is 15 or fifteen hundred, Dale Carnegie Training presents the solid instruction you need to be that voice for yourself and your organization.