Turn one day in Rome into a lasting professional advantage.
This exclusive full-day experience at the historic Accademia di San Luca, accompanied by the Corporate Coach and Art Expert, is designed for professionals to improve their Communication and Public Speaking skills through immersing in art and using the artworks as the objects and case-studies of interaction among the participants.
What does the course include:
- One full-day workshop in Public Speaking & Communication
- Aperitivo In the Garden of Accademia di San Luca after the workshop
- 3 follow-up individual online sessions with the coach after the workshop
The workshop covers FOURS CODES OF INFLUENCE: Capture, Engage, Connect, Move.
Capture
Command the room from your first sentence.
Engage
Learn the psychological techniques that keep people fully present.
Connect
Strengthen trust, credibility, and authority using empathy as a main tool.
Move
Deliver clear, decisive calls to action that move conversations forward.
You’ll practice message clarity, vocal delivery, body language, and leadership presence within the frame of 4 Codes.
The experience includes a curated gallery tour led by a professional art expert, allowing you to move seamlessly between observation, reflection, and practice.
The day concludes with a networking aperitivo in the Accademia’s garden, designed as an active learning moment. You’ll apply the skills developed throughout the workshop in real conversations and interact with senior professionals for whom public speaking is a core part of their role, gaining practical insight, feedback, and meaningful connections.
The workshop will be conducted by a certified corporate coach, Alina Likholat who created the method of mixing interactive experiences with corporate coaching.
Drawing inspiration from artistic structure, performance dynamics, and behavioral science, Alina has developed a refined approach to influential communication that goes beyond traditional public speaking techniques.
Her work focuses on helping corporate professionals capture attention, create emotional resonance, and inspire action — with the same intentionality found in great works of art.
