LSE-trained business English coach for executives, professionals, and adult learners

I'm Nora — a Vienna-based educator and development finance practitioner with nine years across international institutions. I coach working professionals in business English: presentations, negotiations, business writing, meetings, interview preparation, and executive-level communication. My methodology rests on four pillars: Phonological transfer — how your first language shapes the sounds and rhythms of your English, and where that's costing you clarity or authority. Rhythm and pacing — the under-recognised driver of how confident, prepared, and senior you sound in any English-language setting. Body and voice channel — using breath, posture, and vocal placement to project authority rather than translate it. Authority gap — closing the distance between what you already know and how it lands when you say it in English. A typical lesson is structured in four phases: Context anchor — we start with a specific upcoming situation (board presentation, client call, job interview, written proposal) and use it as the diagnostic and practice ground. Targeted instruction — one or two precise skills addressed per session, calibrated to your level and the demands of the context. Immediate application — you apply the skill within the session, with structured feedback. Between-session task — a focused, specific practice assignment that builds toward the upcoming context. My academic background includes an MSc in Global Management from LSE (Merit) and a BFA from NYU (summa cum laude). I trained in Practical Aesthetics at the Atlantic Theater Company in New York — the methodological foundation of my coaching work. Clients include academic researchers preparing conference presentations and senior executives operating in English-dominant business environments.