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Jordana Borensztajn is a dynamic Communications Expert, MC, Humourist, Public Speaking Trainer and Author and who inspires, educates and entertains audiences with action-packed and high-energy keynote presentations and workshops.
Jordana uses humour and storytelling to engage and connect. Her energetic stage presence and enthusiasm captivates audiences and adds a memorable point of difference to your online and offline events.
Jordana's experience includes being a News Corp Australia journalist, working as online music editor, content producer and social media manager at Nova Entertainment, speaking at corporate conferences around the world, writing two business marketing books, performing two sold-out shows in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and running a schools program that explores online safety for students.
Jordana draws on her diverse media and communications background to empower, upskill and inspire others in the following areas: Building Powerful Public Speaking Skills; Turning Zoom Fatigue Into Fun; Learning to Love Connecting in this New Hybrid World; Generational Miscommunication - Laughing Together at Our Differences; Creating Positive and Thriving Connections Across the Generations at Work; Creative Social Media Marketing; High-Impact Personal Branding; Virtual Presentation Skills Training; and Facing Our Fears to Find our Strengths.
Additionally, Jordana is a vibrant MC and Facilitator who works closely with clients to make their delegates' experience her top priority.
Her first book, Capture My Attention: How to Stand Out Online with Creative Content, taught business owners, entrepreneurs and marketers how to build their personal and professional brands with captivating digital content. Her second book, 21 Steps to Become an Awesome Public Speaker, is a fun and engaging pocketbook, filled with tips, techniques and strategies to help people overcome their fear of public speaking.
Jordana has been featured on Channel 10's The Living Room, Nova 100, ABC Radio National, WIN News, Channel 31, and across the Herald Sun, mX, the Sunday Herald Sun, The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.
When Jordana's not delivering high-energy and interactive training, coaching and keynote presentations, she's busy seeking out small animals to take selfies with to boost her Instagram following.
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