Janine MacLachlan's guest appearances

Janine MacLachlan

Work From The Inside Out

Best Next Step with Cass McCrory

Marketing Mambo

HerCsuite™ Radio - For Women Leaders On The Move

Dolores Hirschmann

Paula Rizzo

Leslie Ehm

Kelli Thompson

Dorie Clark

Michael Zipursky

Ilise Benun

Lisa Woodruff

Scott Miller

Jessica Reid

Fran Hauser

Michelle Ward

Petra Kolber

Carson Tate

Caroline Carter

OwlTail

Get ready for a masterclass in effective communication with Janine MacLachlan, a woman on a mission to make your ideas heard. In this interview, Janine shares all the secrets to winning buy-in at every level by being succinct and clear in your message. Join host Natalie Benamou and Janine MacLachlan shortcuts to having your ideas moved forward in your organization.Discover why it is so important to reduce the words and make sure they have impact.  We look at how to test your message with your audience and how anticipating their questions can help shape your narrative. Janine describes exactly what you need to be brief, be bright, and be gone.3 Strategies To Say It Shorter:1. Implement Janine’s H3C formula: Headline, Three Key Points, Call to Action. It simplifies your message and ensures everyone understands your “ask”.2. Think Like an Editor:  You need the most important point at the beginning of any conversation. “If you only remember one thing…3. Always start with your audience. What is the one thing they need to know to make a decision?3 Quotes:1. "Really zeroing in on understanding who your audience is and what they need is the best way to serve them." - Janine MacLachlan2. "One of the themes I use is to be brief, be bright, be gone" - Janine MacLachlan3. "Avoid pre-apologizing and focus on what's truly important." - Janine MacLachlanWe wrap this power-packed episode with some common communication pitfalls and how to avoid them like a pro. Janine gives specifics on identifying your mannerisms and how to focus on what's truly important. This episode includes practical advice and strategies to help you become a more effective and confident communicator. Tune in and start your communication transformation today!This podcast is sponsored by HerCsuite™ personal development programs. Find out which one is best for you and schedule a call with us. We would love to know what success looks like for you!If you found this podcast episode helpful, we would love it if you share it with a friend or colleague and rate the episode on Apple podcast.Janine MacLachlan is on a mission to help leaders get their ideas heard. She does individual coaching and consulting and also conducts workshops to help teams level up their presentation game. Her signature workshop is “Say it Shorter - Break Through the Noise”.Host Natalie Benamou, is a purpose-driven leader helping organizations and women accelerate growth and amplify their impact in advancing women and improving women’s health outcomes.Thank you Janine MacLachlan for helping us to say it shorter Be Brief. Be Bright. Be Gone!ResourcesJanine MacLachlan WebsiteJanine MacLachlan LinkedInHerCsuite.comNatalie Benamou LinkedInHerCsuite™ LinkedIn

Get ready for a masterclass in effective communication with Janine MacLachlan, a woman on a mission to make your ideas heard. In this interview, Janine shares all the secrets to winning buy-in at every level by being succinct and clear in your message. Join host Natalie Benamou and Janine MacLachlan shortcuts to having your ideas moved forward in your organization. Discover why it is so important to reduce the words and make sure they have impact.  We look at how to test your message with your audience and how anticipating their questions can help shape your narrative. Janine describes exactly what you need to be brief, be bright, and be gone. 3 Strategies To Say It Shorter:1. Implement Janine’s H3C formula: Headline, Three Key Points, Call to Action. It simplifies your message and ensures everyone understands your “ask”. 2. Think Like an Editor:  You need the most important point at the beginning of any conversation. “If you only remember one thing… 3. Always start with your audience. What is the one thing they need to know to make a decision? 3 Quotes:1. "Really zeroing in on understanding who your audience is and what they need is the best way to serve them." - Janine MacLachlan 2. "One of the themes I use is to be brief, be bright, be gone" - Janine MacLachlan 3. "Avoid pre-apologizing and focus on what's truly important." - Janine MacLachlan We wrap this power-packed episode with some common communication pitfalls and how to avoid them like a pro. Janine gives specifics on identifying your mannerisms and how to focus on what's truly important. This episode includes practical advice and strategies to help you become a more effective and confident communicator. Tune in and start your communication transformation today! This podcast is sponsored by HerCsuite™ personal development programs. Find out which one is best for you and <a href="https://hercsuite.com/schedule-a-call" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">schedule a call</a> with us. We would love to know what success looks like for you! If you found this podcast episode helpful, we would love it if you share it with a friend or colleague and rate the episode on Apple podcast. Janine MacLachlan is on a mission to help leaders get their ideas heard. She does individual coaching and consulting and also conducts workshops to help teams level up their presentation game. Her signature workshop is “Say it Shorter - Break Through the Noise”. Host Natalie Benamou, is a purpose-driven leader helping organizations and women accelerate growth and amplify their impact in advancing women and improving women’s health outcomes. Thank you Janine MacLachlan for helping us to say it shorter Be Brief. Be Bright. Be Gone! Resources<ul><li><a href="https://www.janinemaclachlan.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Janine MacLachlan Website</a></li><li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/janinemaclachlan/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Janine MacLachlan LinkedIn</a></li><li><a href="https://hercsuite.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">HerCsuite.com</a></li><li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/nataliebenamou/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Natalie Benamou LinkedIn</a></li><li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/hercsuite%E2%84%A2-membership-platform/?viewAsMember=true" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">HerCsuite™ LinkedIn</a></li></ul>

How to Say It Shorter with Janine MacLachlan, CEO, Leadership Communications Strategist

Janine MacLachlan is on a mission to get ideas heard. She’s a communications strategist with deep experience in brand positioning and business storytelling. Janine works with executives and aspiring leaders in the areas of executive visibility, thought leadership and essentially helps them get out of their own way. How many of us would like a little help with that? Growing up in Saginaw, Michigan with three siblings, she admits that they have different childhood memories than she does because while they were outside in the yard playing ball, she was in her room absorbed in her reading. Janine loved books. She also wrote lots of stories and sketched pictures to go along with them. In fact, when her parents downsized their home a few years ago, they gave her a box full of the stories she authored as a kid. In college, she majored in journalism, working as an editor for the university newspaper. Upon graduation, Janine went to work for a public relations agency where she was able to get a wide range of experience.  After several job and geographic moves, Janine became the Director of Marketing and Communications for the American Dental Association in Chicago. She remained there for nine years when she decided to start her own communications firm.  Today, Janine is a regular contributor to  in the area of leadership strategy, where she has interviewed executives from AbbVie, Microsoft, and 3M, as well as authors, and academics. In this week’s  learn more about Janine’s journey:  Janine is an activator at SheEO, a multi-national organization that provides loans and mentoring to women-owned businesses that support the United Nations’ sustainable development goals. An advocate for women at work, she is president of the Chicago chapter of Ellevate, a global network of professional women. Janine authored a book published by the University of Illinois Press, called  where she traveled to eight Midwestern states to visit farmers' markets, meet farmers, interview chefs, and food artisans. She did all the photography, too. Her background in public relations enabled her to put together the book in a way that she could tell stories about sustainable food production, as well as the people who sell beautifully grown food at farmers' markets.  Learn more and connect with Janine here:

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