Steve Ogolla's Wife Cebbie Koks Set To Mentor Public Speakers At Star-Studded Event In Kisumu

• Ida Odinga's former Press Secretary Odhiambo Otieno, Cebbie Koks, and Winnie Wadera are among the mentors set to guide emerging speakers
• The Kisumu Public Speaking High Tea event is beyond talks; it focuses on creating meaningful connections
• The event is scheduled at the prestigious Acacia Premier Hotel, located in the heart of Kisumu city

A unique opportunity for aspiring public speakers is on the horizon as Kisumu gears up for the Kisumu Public Speaking High Tea event.

The event is expected to serve as a catalyst for upcoming public speaking abilities, promising an evening of mentorship and lasting relationships.

Kisumu Public Speaking High Tea

Renowned figures, including Ida Odinga's former Press Secretary Odhiambo Otieno, city lawyer Steve Ogolla's lover Cebbie Koks, Ashura Michaels, and Winnie Wadera, are coming together to mentor and guide young minds in the art of effective public speaking.

The conference is more than just a collection of lectures; it also attempts to promote networking among attendees.

Aspiring public speakers can learn tips, share ideas, and possibly spark collaborations that produce amazing outcomes by connecting with seasoned mentors and other attendees.

The Kisumu Public Speaking High Tea is scheduled at the prestigious Acacia Premier Hotel from 6.00pm to 10.30pm on Friday, September 1.

Attendees can purchase a cup of tea for KSh 1,000, an investment that promises to open doors to a world of knowledge, connections, and empowerment.

TUKO.co.ke had an exclusive conversation with Odhiambo Otieno, the main organizer of the upcoming Kisumu Public Speaking High Tea event.

He provided insights into the event's significance.

Why is public speaking important?

Public speaking isn't just a skill; it's a superpower. It's the art of capturing hearts, inspiring minds, and leaving a lasting impact.

Whether you're a seasoned speaker looking to sharpen your skills or a nervous novice eager to conquer your fear of public speaking, this high tea event is tailor-made for you.

Why High Tea?

High tea, with its refined ambience and delightful treats, creates the perfect atmosphere for networking, learning, and sharing. Imagine sipping on exquisite teas and indulging in delectable pastries while absorbing wisdom from seasoned speakers. It's an event that blends sophistication with personal growth, ensuring you leave not just satisfied but also inspired.

What to expect?

Masterclasses by public speaking maestros: The lineup of renowned speakers will share their secrets to mastering the art of public speaking. You'll learn how to command attention, craft compelling narratives, and conquer stage fright.

Interactive workshops: Get hands-on experience with practical workshops designed to boost your confidence and enhance your speaking skills. You'll have the opportunity to practice in a supportive and nurturing environment.

Inspiring stories: Hear personal stories of triumph over fear and the journey to becoming confident, persuasive speakers. You'll leave with a renewed belief in your own potential.

Networking opportunities: Connect with like-minded individuals, industry leaders, and mentors who can propel your public speaking journey to new heights.

High Tea Extravaganza: Relish a selection of the finest teas and artisanal snacks, carefully curated to satisfy your palate and elevate your spirits.

How to attend?

You can grab a ticket by calling 0704341733.

Dress to impress

This isn't just an event; it's an experience. Dress your best in your favourite high tea attire and be prepared to shine!

Final thoughts

The Kisumu Public Speaking High Tea 2023 promises an evening of growth, inspiration, and indulgence. Whether you're a professional looking to boost your career or an individual on a quest for personal development, this event will equip you with the tools to become a more confident and effective speaker.

Don't miss this opportunity to unlock your inner orator. It will be an unforgettable evening.

Michelle Obama celebrates lady for mentoring PWD

Separately, former US first lady Michelle Obama celebrated Kenyan Betty Mulavi on February 11, 2023, a day set aside to celebrate girls and women in science.

Michelle took to her Instagram page and shared a clip of Betty Mulavi narrating her journey and someone passionate about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses and the hurdles she faced.

"Betty, I’m so proud of you and everything you are doing for your community," Michelle wrote.