Do people respond to your emails in time or not respond at all?

Do your PowerPoint presentations take a breath away or put the audience to sleep?

Can you stand up in front of a group and speak freely for 5 minutes or do you turn red, lose the train of thought and wish you were somewhere else?

Whatever the level of your communication acumen, you will surely benefit from The Secrets of Effective Communication, a presentation that does just that – unveils the fundamental mysteries of powerful listening, speaking, and writing.

Working language of the seminar will be English.

The seminar will be held at AAA office on Thursday, 18th of March, 19:00. Participation in the seminar is free of charge and is only by reservation. To reserve a seat please send an email to office@aaa.org.az, or just text to (050) 363 1129 to confirm your participation. AAA office is located at 60 Rashid Behbudov str, Azerbaijan University of Languages, American Center.

Bio for Rashad Bayramov

Rashad is a graduate of the 2002-2003 Edmund S. Muskie Fellowship programme and has M.S. in Communications and Marketing from Rochester Institute of Technology (U.S.) and M.A. in English from Azerbaijan University of Languages. Upon his return from the U.S. in July 2004 Rashad joined BP as the Brand Officer in the Communications and External Affairs team to help raise brand awareness and strengthen the BP brand inside and outside the company. In 2006, Rashad led the country-wide BP brand research in Azerbaijan: this work helped BP understand its image in Azerbaijan and identified areas for building mutually-beneficial relationships with the public. In late 2007 Rashad was promoted to the position of team leader responsible for Compass, BP employee magazine in Azerbaijan, and the company’s employee engagement programme. Since 2004 to 2009 Rashad has attended a number of courses in the U.K., Germany, the U.S. and Azerbaijan including Marketing Excellence, Facing the Media, Negotiations Skills, Positive Power & Influence, Effective Performance Conversations, Improving Personal Performance, and Crafting the Message