Career & Success , Leadership

J.D. Schramm: How Leaders Communicate Effectively

Audience research, a tailored message, and building confidence are key.

January 06, 2015

| by Steve Fyffe Beth Rimbey

Thoughtful preparation can make a big difference when you’re trying to reach an audience. Whether you’re doing a major presentation or writing a simple email, Stanford GSB lecturer J.D. Schramm shares some things you can do to craft your communication skills and get results.

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