Anil Dilawri
Vistage Speaker | Managing Director – Save it like Sally |TEC Canada Speaker
Anil is the Managing Director of Save it like Sully, a professional presentation training and coaching company, with experience working with leaders across various industries including technology, retail, financial services, healthcare, education, and government. Prior to this, Anil held senior roles in R&D, product marketing, communications, and consulting with Hill & Knowlton Strategies, March Networks, and Cognos Inc. (now IBM). He is also a guest lecturer at the University of Ottawa, Queen’s University, University of Toronto, and Carleton University, and was named one of Ottawa Business Journal’s Top Forty Under 40 in 2013.
Anil Dilawri
Vistage Speaker | Managing Director – Save it like Sally |TEC Canada Speaker
Anil is the Managing Director of Save it like Sully, a professional presentation training and coaching company, with experience working with leaders across various industries including technology, retail, financial services, healthcare, education, and government. Prior to this, Anil held senior roles in R&D, product marketing, communications, and consulting with Hill & Knowlton Strategies, March Networks, and Cognos Inc. (now IBM). He is also a guest lecturer at the University of Ottawa, Queen’s University, University of Toronto, and Carleton University, and was named one of Ottawa Business Journal’s Top Forty Under 40 in 2013.
Anil’s Topics
In today’s business world, presentation skills are crucial, as they often determine how leaders are perceived by customers, partners, investors, and employees. Anil Dilawri from Save it like Sully will lead an interactive session offering tips, tools, and techniques to become a remarkable presenter. Participants will learn advanced strategies for effective organization, engaging design, compelling delivery, and personalized preparation. By the end of this session, attendees will have practical, actionable takeaways to immediately improve their presentation skills and enhance their personal credibility.