This article examines how authority in delivery boosts engagement and credibility during leadership communication.
Authority in delivery is a defining element of leadership communication, shaping how messages are received and acted upon. This article examines strategies for delivering speeches with confidence, credibility, and impact, focusing on establishing strong openings, sustaining engagement, managing Q&A sessions, closing with clarity, and handling interruptions. By integrating preparation, delivery techniques, and adaptability, executives can transform communication into an authoritative leadership practice that inspires action, builds trust, and strengthens presence across diverse audiences and resource-limited contexts.
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Anna Neya Kazanskaia (2025) studied this question.
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