Arlyn Imberman lectures frequently in the US and abroad. Her
lectures include:
How
to Detect the Secret Agenda in a Negotiation
Learn how graphology can provide the inside track on the person
with whom you have to deal either personally or professionally.
Gain specific strategies to help achieve your negotiating objectives.
The personal styles and strategies of Michael Dell, Larry Ellison,
Bill Gates, Donald Trump, and Richard Branson will be used as
examples, among others.
Entrepreneurs: Is There an Entrepreneurial Handwriting
and Do You Have it?
Learn what can be gleaned from a person's writing and how this
"body language on paper" can help determine whether
the subject is someone to invest in, partner with, or hire.
Narcissistic
Leaders: Why We Need Them More Than Ever
Since September 11th, our lives will never be the same and the
leaders we choose must be equal to the new world order. This lecture
examines the character in writing of famous world leaders such
as Tony Blair, Jack Welch, Rudy Giuliani, George Bush and Dick
Cheney. Learn who has “the write stuff" for our turbulent
times.
Heroes or Hackers? How to Avoid Disruption and Deceit
in the Workplace
Handwriting can reveal potential warning signs in new and current
employees. In a corporate world filled with scandal, dishonesty,
misappropriation of money and threats to computer security, knowing
who can be trusted on the job is more important than ever. You
will learn how to select the best and most solid candidate for
your company.
Emotional Intelligence: How Important is it for Leadership?
What started a decade as a groudbreaking idea is now embedded
in our culture, universities and business. Emotional Intelligence,
which research shows is even more important than IQ, may be the
key attribute that distinguishes outstanding performers from those
who are merely adequate.
The handwriting of both successful and notorious corporate leaders
will be examined. Learn how Emotional Intelligence can be identified
in the writings of people with whom you work and how to work most
effectively with them.
Emotional intelligence may be the key attribute that distinguishes
outstanding performers from those who are merely adequate. The
handwritings of both successful and notorious corporate leaders
will be examined. Learn how emotional intelligence can be identified
in the writings of people with whom you work and how to work most
effectively with them.
