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Michael Rossié - Presenting is like flirting with many people

Michael Rossié is a seasoned speech trainer with 25 years of experience, working with media and corporate clients. He offers practical tools for effective communication. Visit his speaker profile and subscribe to his YouTube channel for more insights.

Michael Rossié - Presenting is like flirting with many people

Michael Rossié has been working as a speech trainer and coach for 25 years on behalf of well-known radio and television stations as well as in all areas of the economy. He gained insider knowledge from the media industry as a freelance actor and director, as well as a celebrity coach for comedy formats. His practice-oriented tools are easy to understand and immediately applicable.

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