Wendy Burch combines her years of experience in television news with her professional encounters as a media training coach, to provide lively, entertaining, and educational speeches and lectures.

An acclaimed public speaker, Wendy Burch is known for her sense of humor and remembered for her dynamic personality and quick wit . Her sense of pacing—as well as her comedic timing—keeps audience interest levels very high.

Wendy combines professional anecdotes with practical advice, to communicate memorable messages full of suggestions for improved performance on a variety of subjects custom tailored to a wide range of audiences. Speaking Topics Include:

	“Making the Media Work for You”
	“Risky Women: Why Women Should Take More Chances”
	“Mapping Your Course on the Highway of Life”

In addition to her communications consulting and media training work, Ms. Burch has had an award-winning broadcast career. Her television background includes on-air talent and producing expertise as a television host, newscaster and sports commentator. Her credits include: CBS and E! Entertainment, as well as a number of network affiliates across the country including New York’s, WNYW’s News, and Los Angeles’ KABC-TV and KCAL-TV News.

“Making the Media Work for You”
Speech designed to give practical advice on how individuals can become better communicators through delivering clear and concise messages. This topic appeals to audiences in both professional and private sectors that are faced with media challenges and/or interested in gaining greater insight into how the media works.

“Risky Women: Why Women Should Take More Chances”
Speech designed to encourage more women to be willing to take more chances in life, believing, ‘by risking nothing, we risk even more. ‘ Topic geared specifically to women’s groups in both the business and private sectors.

“Mapping Your Course on the Highway of Life”
Speech designed to encourage young women to chart a course that will lead their life in interesting directions, and to be better prepared for the bumps-in-the-road and the detours along the way. Ideal for young women’s groups and mother-daughter events.