Tom Stevens

In doing narrations for church programs, community events, etc., audience members are often amazed at the richness of my voice and the ability of my voice to impact and inspire. I am constantly asked to be a narrator or reader for a wide variety of community and social events. At a former company, clients would often stop me after my phone greeting simply to comment on the pleasantness and professionalism of my voice. During university, I trained my voice and improved speaking skills through speech and debate competitions. Not only did I get a minor in Communication, I spent countless hours practicing memorized speeches in order to be able to communicate a deep richness behind each message to make it believable. Furthermore, as a university teacher, I use my voice to empower students and have learned the power of voice in a variety of communication venues. I am a professor of business at the university level and therefore have a broad understanding of business projects and related communications. This enables me to better understand business related projects. In fact, one course I teach is Business Communication, a course that teaches students how to choose appropriate content and the appropriate delivery of various business messages. My extensive international travel and work provides a greater since of understanding that is beneficial in all forms of communication.