Top notch media training Clarity's standard of media training is truly excellent. Jim Paymar led targeted, engaging, authentic, and highly valuable mock interview sessions on a niche and complex asset class. Our executives really felt that their time spent was worthwhile and enjoyed the structure of the entire session.

I've done media training for years I've done media training for years, with and without help and I can't imagine doing it without Clarity from here on out! Melissa is an unflappable pro who helped win over skeptical executives immediately. She's supportive enough to avoid discouraging and direct enough to help our trainees see their areas for improvement. After our sessions, our team has much higher confidence and capability to take on our toughest engagements. Thanks, Melissa and Clarity!

Personalized program creation I have used Clarity for a couple of years now, and most recently gave them an out-of-the-box tough assignment. Melissa curated a bespoke training program for us, that she then delivered exceptionally well and with much success. I will continue to work with Clarity as I rate the professionalism of the team very highly.

Simplicity is such a beautiful thing Simplicity is such a beautiful thing! Juliana's simple approach leave trainees with a thirst to put their new skills into action The skills are presented in a simple and memorable way using phrases such as - "The pasta sauce principle to tell your story" "Use your voice is a musical instrument" "What does your body language say?" "Use the Clarity Message Grid to tell your story" By the end of the day our team were able to deliver their stories with confidence, while creating a thirst for their listener.

Effective and Productive Session Jen is a real pro and I've found our sessions to be extremely helpful in preparing me for media interviews. I've learned to adopt my own communication strategy with the media (i.e. having silver bullet themes and recognizing which questions match to these themes). Also I've gained insight into my speaking style -- what is effective and what I need to adjust so I don't get stumped by a question.