A rock. An ally. An adviser. And, sometimes, a pain in the neck.

Being a trusted adviser means playing many roles. Your expertise is the foundation. But expertise alone is rarely enough.

You need to read the room as well as the facts. Listen carefully and ask the questions others may avoid. Be diplomatic without becoming vague. Challenge when needed. And turn deep expertise into clear recommendations that help people make decisions and move forward.

That takes more than knowledge. It takes trust, curiosity, courage and an understanding of the people and the organization around you.

This workshop helps you make that shift: from being the expert with the answers to becoming the adviser people trust, involve and listen to.

Book a workshop and learn how to:

  • Understand what builds and breaks trust
  • Build stronger relationships with customers, clients and colleagues
  • Turn specialist knowledge into clear, useful recommendations
  • Listen for what is said and what you have to read between the lines
  • Ask better questions that uncover what really matters

You’ll also get:

  • Practical insights that stay with you long after the workshop
  • Tools for building stronger, trust-based relationships
  • Greater awareness of how to read the room and the organisation
  • A better understanding of different communication styles including your own
  • Practical tools for communicating your advice with clarity and confidence

“Nina always delivers at a high level, making sure our presentations land with maximum impact.
And her workshops? They’re simply outstanding. A perfect mix of learning and entertainment that leaves you both more skilled and energized.”

Maria Majdall, Head of Pursuit, Deloitte

Your facilitator

With more than 25 years of experience with every aspect of narrative technique, Nina Vinther Andersen brings deep expertise to the table.
She has trained hundreds of leaders and professionals in storytelling and presentation techniques. Nina holds a degree in journalism (DJH) Master’s in Political Science, and has completed formal training in public speaking in the U.S. She is the author of the book ‘The art and science of public speaking’.