America’s Premier Bilingual
Public Speaking Coach
Speak, engage, persuade.
On any stage.

Public Speaking and Presentation Coach | Accredited PR Professional | Media Trainer | Hispanic Spokesperson | Creator of the ZoomScore™ and ASSETs© Training Systems
What people are saying.
Bruce Turkel
Brand Guru, Author and Innovation Keynote Speaker
“Rosemary combines her mastery in public speaking, presentation skills and media relations to assure your success in both virtual and physical settings. Rosemary’s imaging superpowers are the required skill sets you need in today’s now normal of face-to-face, hybrid, and remote work.”
Jorge A. Plasencia
Chairman & CEO República
República Havas
“Media readiness coaching is one of Rosemary’s specialties. Her approach is highly customized to fit the client’s needs and the spokesperson’s natural abilities. She has worked effectively with several of our clients.”
Adriana Machado
Founder
Briyah Institute – Miami
“Rosemary Ravinal combines proven communications skills training with novel techniques drawn from different disciplines. It is a true pleasure working with her.”
Iveliesse Malavé
Vice President, Communications
The Latin Recording Academy®
“Rosemary empowers trainees to combine their natural style and personality with proven presentation and public speaking skills to up their game.”
Oscar Corrales
President
Explica Media Solutions
“Rosemary has a confidence-building training style like few others. She works with a person’s natural qualities to boost confidence and build expertise.”
Ed Rivero
Managing Director
The Cortez Brothers
“Rosemary Ravinal is a go-to resource for navigating the bilingual, bi-cultural business space.”
César Sabroso
SVP, Marketing
A+E Networks Latin America
“Rosemary’s high-impact approach to dealing with tough and friendly media interviews helps prepare executives for success.”
Qadeer Parekh
Vice President – Procurement Operations
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc
“Rosemary’s insights and curriculum helped prepare my team to courageously step into the new normal without losing a beat.”

Executive Presence Ebook
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How to convey your charisma and authentic personality.
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How to nail media interviews that can make or break your reputation.
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Why your appearance, setting and background speak volumes about your knowledge and expertise.
One-on-one speaker coaching
High-touch in-person or virtual coaching to elevate your confidence and impact every time you speak, from shareholder meetings to keynotes, from TED Talks to industry panels, from media interviews to podcasts.
Public Speaking
Media Readiness
Presentations Skills
All services available in English and Spanish.
Live workshops to empower small teams to
communications excellence.
Virtual and Physical Presence Master Class
Elevate your leadership charisma in hybrid, remote and office settings.

- Project your authentic presence online and in person using your ASSETs©.
- Improve your ZoomScore™ for more professional video meetings.
- Ensure every team member is seen, heard, and understood.
- Foster trust among all stakeholders regardless of physical distance.
Pro Secrets of Powerful Presentations Master Class
Create and deliver memorable content that sizzles.

- Identify what your audience wants and needs to know.
- Understand why less is more to drive your ideas home.
- Use storytelling to create emotional appeal and stickiness.
- Harness advanced video presentation software to make you the star.
Need something specific?
Read my latest blog posts.
How to speak well in public when you’re having a bad day
It’s difficult to speak in public and even more difficult when you’re having a bad day and feeling low. How do you keep the dark mood from ruining the delivery of your presentation?
11 steps to emcee like a pro
An emcee can make or break an event. It’s not easy to keep an audience engaged when you’re not the star of the show. Here are 11 tips to ensure your best performance as emcee.
Why filler words can be good for you
Filler words are good for you, according to new research. They signal you’re doing heavy thinking and need time to process. Should we stop counting ums and uhs in business speech?