Training & Workshops
I share knowledge and experience.
I support law firms, investment funds, compliance departments, and entrepreneurs.
- Investigative Due Diligence using OSINT. In-depth verification of business partners
- Advanced information search methods and techniques
- Enhanced sanctions due diligence and investigation of a contractor's potential links to Russia or Belarus
Read my article on this topic: Sanctions List Screening is the Absolute Minimum for Companies.
and investigation of a contractor's potential links to Russia or Belarus
Enhanced Sanctions Due Diligence and investigation of a contractor’s potential links to Russia or Belarus.
Read my article on this topic: Sanctions List Screening is the Absolute Minimum for Companies.
I help leaders, experts, and spokespersons speak confidently, clearly, and credibly. I have trained government institutions, company CEOs, lawyers, and PR and communication departments.
- How to manage stress before a public appearance
- How to make your presentation memorable and quotable
- How to achieve a balance between substance and approachability
- How to use examples and tell stories
- What to do with your hands, where to look, and how to control body language
- How to be perceived as more "charismatic"
- What to say in crisis situations and how to answer tough questions
- How to perform well in a panel discussion – contrary to appearances, this is harder than a solo presentation
- How to prepare for an interview, conference, or briefing
- How to avoid journalistic traps and difficult questions
For many years, I was a television journalist. Today, I share my experience. The training is practical, with a significant amount of work done on camera.
See more: Media & Crisis Communications
We live in a world where we are surrounded by an excess of information, including false information generated with the use of AI. The challenge is accessing quality data and distinguishing truth from falsehood.
- The most common disinformation techniques
- Introduction to verification methods used by professional fact-checkers
I have trained journalists in Central and Eastern Europe in these methods and tools as a Google trainer (14 countries, 130 training sessions, 2,600 journalists trained).
How to tell truth from falsehood online? Training dedicated to final-year primary school students and high school students.
- A critical approach to the media
- Information verification and fact-checking techniques
- How to independently access reliable sources
- Distinguishing opinions from facts
- Principles of responsible content sharing in public and digital spaces
The workshops are practical and interactive – participants jointly analyze specific examples of visual and auditory disinformation, as well as context manipulation.
Dedicated Training for Lawyers
I train legal departments in companies and law firms. I am a lawyer myself, and therefore I understand the needs and challenges of other legal professionals.
OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is a method of obtaining information from legal and publicly available sources, though not always visible on the first page of Google and not necessarily known to ChatGPT. It requires knowledge of methods and tools that allow you to look deeper beneath the surface of the internet.
- Using "white intelligence" techniques facilitates gathering evidence and arguments for negotiations, disputes, compliance proceedings, or enhanced due diligence
- It will also facilitate employee or contractor verification, accelerate debt collection (skip tracing), and streamline court hearings
- You will learn how to use advanced functions of search engines (not just Google) and AI tools for in-depth research
- You will become familiar with official and unofficial, Polish and foreign registers
- You will learn how to monitor the internet, track trends, and competitors
Read my articles on this topic:
White Intelligence also available to lawyers
How to find the ultimate beneficial owner of an offshore company?
The “Court of Public Opinion” is fast, efficient, and often final. Legal actions can evoke a public reaction and vice versa—certain publications can lead to legal actions. Crisis situations in companies also often attract media attention, including social media.
- Should a lawyer act as the company's spokesperson in the media in such situations?
- Should they appear at a press conference or write a statement for the media because the client expects it?
- How to respond to critical posts on social media without adding fuel to the fire?
- The training focuses on the practical aspects of cooperating with the media during disputes and court proceedings, as well as crisis situations.
Read my article on this topic: A Lawyer Should Not Be the Client’s Press Spokesperson
This is an intensive, practical, camera-based workshop that equips you with the key skills necessary to present yourself effectively and confidently to any audience: from the courtroom, through client meetings, to industry conferences.
- Strategic message preparation
- Stress management
- Effective use of body language
- The art of persuasion
To ensure you always appear professional and convincing, building your authority and the trust of your audience.
