Bob Weber works with organizations that seek to effectively persuade audiences, change lives, and maximize influence.

Bob’s experience comes from forty years of ministry. A member of the National Speakers Association of Colorado, he also taught writing at the Community College of Aurora, and he still fills in for vacationing ministers.

What others have to say:

“Remarkably, I can’t put a finger on how you do it, it feels like you are making direct contact with me. Something about your confidence, I guess.”

Kirk, Toastmasters

 

“You did a great job of making me feel like you were talking to me.”

Laura, Toastmasters

“Bob Weber has a unique quality of speaking that makes people want to listen.”

Marie, Church Member

 

“Professional, competent, engaging.’

John Rakestraw, Elder, NW Church of Christ

Persuade, Change, Maximize!

  • Persuade and convince effectively.
  • Differentiate between assertions and arguments.
  • Change lives by changing minds.
  • Use “The four deadly questions.”
  • Recognize but counter opposing arguments.
  • Develop legitimate rhetoric.

  • Maximize influence with arguments that reflect integrity.
  • Use the right words for the right occasion.

  • “Facts are stubborn things.” John Adams, Second President