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San Antonio Public Speaking Coach

Mary E. Rauch is a San Antonio-based public speaking and presentation trainer and coach, as well as an executive coach. She works with business leaders, elected officials, CEOs, and other managers to help them be effective and confident public speakers and leaders. Mary coaches her clients to be dynamic public speakers, deliver strong messages, and to overcome their fear of public speaking.

Mary's clients, located in San Antonio, Texas, as well as Austin, Dallas, and Houston, maintains a client base located across the United States, include law firms (Fulbright & Jaworski; Cox Smith Matthews; Haynes & Boone); accounting firms (Ernst & Young, KPMG-Peat Marwick); construction and architectural firms (HB Zachry, SpawGlass, 3D/I); professional associations (American Institute of Banking, American Institute of Architects, National Hispanic Trial Lawyers Association); technology firms (Rackspace, Möbius Partners); government entities (City Public Service, Department of Housing and Community Affairs); and other distinguished firms (Martin Marietta, Valero, AT&T, HEB Food Corp., Tesoro, and USAA RealCo).

Prior to forming her own presentation, public speaking, executive coaching and personal coaching company in 1988, Mary taught communication skills, both writing and public speaking, for 22 years at the university level, 12 of those years at the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Services:

• Executive Coaching

• Public Speaking (Keynote Addresses)

• Presentation Coaching (Individual & Group)

• Media/Spokesperson/Political Coaching

• Retreat Facilitation

• Expert Witness Preparation

• Public Speaking: The Deadly Sins and the Holy Commandments

• Public Speaking: Beyond the Fear

• Executive Coaching: The Power of Individual Transformation

• Professional Presence: Enhancing Credibility through Our Professional Demeanor

• Gender Communication: Understanding and Loving Our Differences

• Business Etiquette: Heads Up! The Rules They Are A Changin'

• Leadership: The Simplicity and Difficulty of it All

• Bridging the Generational Communication Gap: Becoming Bilingual