In part three, Templar consultant Carolina Perez Sanz explores gravitas, the backbone of executive presence. Gravitas – weight in Latin – was one of the virtues the Romans expected of leaders. They understood it as seriousness, dignity, and commitment to the mission. This metaphorical quality of heaviness correlates with the steady energy, deliberate movements, and non-reactiveness characteristic of high-status people.Decoding Executive Presence – part 3
In part three, Templar consultant Carolina Perez Sanz explores gravitas, the backbone of executive presence. Gravitas – weight in Latin – was one of the virtues the Romans expected of leaders. They understood it as seriousness, dignity, and commitment to the mission. This metaphorical quality of heaviness correlates with the steady energy, deliberate movements, and non-reactiveness characteristic of high-status people.
Templar Advisors is pleased to announce the appointment of Lindsey Larrabee as a consultant based in Denver. Lindsey is a certified Financial Behavior Specialist® and will bring a research-led, yet highly practical communications coaching angle to her role.
We are pleased to announce the launch of The Art of Decision Making written by Templar co-founder Joseph Bikart. Drawing from philosophy, psychology, literature and theology, Joseph uses decades of experience as an advisor to leading companies around the world to explore how and why we make decisions and how to restore volition.
In part two of our series, we explore the communication dimension of executive presence: speaking and listening habits that help people predict executives’ ability to perform at a higher level. We’ll look at the critical elements that can add ‘noise’ to communication.
In this three-part series on Executive Presence, Templar consultant Carolina Perez Sanz identifies the critical elements that can undermine your leadership presence – the dissonant ‘noise’ that may blur your message. Removing this noise enables you to broadcast a clear signal: trust me to execute.
