Connie Dieken
Connie Dieken is the leading authority on communicating to a world of short attention spans and instant addicts. The president of onPoint Communication, she’s a Fortune 500 executive communication coach who guides leaders to achieve their highest performance and gain powerful results in today’s lightning-paced, over-stimulated world. Winner of a 2007 Leadership Think Tank Award, a 2006 NAWBO Top Ten Women Business Owners Award, and an inductee of the Radio/ Television Broadcasters Hall of Fame, Connie advises leaders and sales executives on how to communicate best when attention, market share and money are on the line and outcomes are critical.
Connie Dieken is the author of the forthcoming book You Lost Me at Hello: How to Talk to a World of Short Attention Spans. She has also co-authored 4 books: Communicate Clearly, Confidently & Credibly and the 303 Solutions book series. She designed the innovative Make Things Happen™ communication system and her work has been featured in The Los Angeles Times, Crain’s Business, The Chicago Tribune, Women’s Day, ABC and in dozens of publications across the country.
Organizations like Olympus, Apple, Moen, The Cleveland Clinic, Pacific Life, Rockwell Automation, American Greetings and KraftMaid turn to Connie to help them develop and deliver high profile communications for mergers and acquisitions, product launches, annual meetings, sales presentations, culture shifts, leadership development and media relations.
Connie delivers ground-breaking communication insights through keynote addresses, coaching programs, leadership retreats, seminars, workshops and strategic plans based on her unique Connect-Convey-Convince® method which improves business performance and ensures that leaders conquer long-windedness, resistance and delays.
She is an active member of the National Speaker’s Association and recipient of its highest earned award, the Certified Speaking Professional, earned by less than 7 percent of speakers worldwide. Connie has also received wide-spread recognition for many charitable and civic projects.
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Reviews
"Perfect. Exactly what we needed to be more on point and improve our presentation skills.”
Apple Computer
“Your advice is spot-on. We’re making faster connections, communicating with better candor and eliminating miscommunications."
Diebold
“Absolutely fantastic. We’re now getting our points across more effectively in today’s fast-paced world.”
Olympus
“Your communication expertise is immense. Thank you for being a part of our success."
Charter One Bank





