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Join host CEO Carrie Beckstrom PowerSpeaking, Inc.’s Brian Moore and Jess Rogers as they deconstruct talks that shined and some that, well, didn’t. You’ll see examples of brilliant brevity, clarity, and presence, and some that will show you what not to do.
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Carnegie Mellon 2026 commencement
“The Danger of a Single Story”
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