Monthly Archives: April 2017

3 things you need to know about the Ottawa Convention – AND springtime tulips! In just a few weeks, you’ll start getting more and more exciting information about the CAPS… Continue reading →

A CAPS advantage – beyond learn, share and grow The Canadian Association of Professional Speakers is a not-for-profit professional business association, primarily made up of solopreneurs and small businesses. Each… Continue reading →

A while back Michelle Ray sat down with Jony Vance from BT Vancouver to talk about leadership qualities, in particular as it relates to political figures and elections. She delivered… Continue reading →

When United Airlines came under fire for recent mishandling of an overbooked flight, they received a lot of negative publicity and social media coverage. Media Trainer and speaker, Grant Ainsley… Continue reading →

Lauren Sergy dropped by CTV Edmonton news on March 31st to discuss her new book, The Handy Communication Answer Book. She shared some tips for viewers on effective communication in… Continue reading →

Paul Krismer knows a thing or two about what makes people happy, and he found himself being interviewed as an expert by CTV in Victoria for his views on what… Continue reading →

Public Speaking Coach, and CAPS member Suzannah Baum joined Global morning news the morning after the 2017 Oscars for a discussion on the highlights from a public speaking perspective, and… Continue reading →

Surviving Postpartum Depression CAPS speaker Sarah McVanel shares her insights with Tina McDonald from Rogers TV on surviving postpartum depression, a condition that effects 1 in 7 women. They discussed… Continue reading →

What is compassion fatigue? How can you find your greatness? Those are the questions that CAPS’s member Sarah McVanel-Viney addressed when she sat down with Tina McDonald from Rogers TV… Continue reading →