Get your team ready for executive-level presentations
Good thinking gets lost in long decks and slow build-ups. I train teams to lead with the answer, cut what leaders don’t need, and walk in prepared.
They call them soft skills.
They’re actually very hard.
Explaining a complex idea in 2 minutes. Making a recommendation a senior leader will approve. Running a meeting that ends with a decision instead of another meeting.
Your team does these things every week, and the stakes rise every time they move into a bigger room.
Most people have been told to “be concise,” “tell a better story,” or “show more executive presence.” Almost no one has been shown what that looks like in practice.
That’s what I teach. Your team learns how to:
Organize their thinking before they build a single slide
Lead with the answer instead of the backstory
Build slides that support the message instead of burying it
Deliver it in a way that holds up in front of senior leaders
The result is people that senior leaders can quickly understand, trust, and a message they can act on.
Ways to work with me
Masterclasses
A high-energy way to kick off a cohort. In two hours, I teach the fundamentals of executive-level storytelling and data-driven presenting, the foundation every leadership program needs before the harder skill-building begins.
Workshops
The centerpiece for programs that want more than a lecture. These half- and full-day sessions put participants' real presentations under a microscope, so they leave with feedback in hand and a plan for their next high-stakes room.
Ongoing Support
The reinforcement that makes a program stick. From monthly lunch and learns to 1:1 coaching before a key presentation, I help you extend the skill-building past the workshop, so it shows up in participants' work months later, not just in the room.
Hi, I’m Libby!
The rare combination: practitioner and teacherI’m Libby Magliolo, an executive presentation skills trainer and professor of Business Presentation Techniques at SMU’s Cox School of Business. I teach rising leaders how to structure, design, and deliver clear, concise presentations for senior audiences.
Most trainers are strong in one lane or the other: they know the corporate world, or they know how to teach. I've spent my career doing both, so the frameworks I bring into your program are ones I've actually used in rooms exactly like the ones your participants are walking into.














