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- Max_Atkinson abstract "Dr Max Atkinson is an author. He is a former advisor and speech writer for Paddy Ashdown, now noted as a blogger for his commentary on public communications.Atkinson holds a PhD from the University of Essex and was a research fellow there in the late 60's.In his book Our Masters' Voices, Atkinson was the first to describe a set of simple verbal techniques that trigger applause during political speeches. A Granada Television World in Action programme showed how he coached a woman with no previous experience of public speaking to use the techniques and win a standing ovation at the annual conference of the Social Democratic Party. Sir Robin Day, commenting for BBC television, described the experience as ‘The most refreshing speech we’ve heard so far.’In 1985, Atkinson ran a seminar on speech writing in the White House during Ronald Reagan's Presidency. He later became advisor to Paddy Ashdown, then the leader of the Liberal Democrats. Ashdown said: "There was scarcely a single major speech, in my eleven years as leader of the Liberal Democrats that I made without benefiting from Max Atkinson’s personal advice and help."Atkinson is Visiting Professor at the Henley Management College.".
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