Leadership Development Expert Shawn Doyle Is Awarded His CSP

    COATESVILLE, PA, October 04, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- It has been announced by the National Speakers association that Shawn Doyle, professional speaker, trainer and leadership development expert has been awarded the CSP designation. The CSP designation stands for Certified Speaking Professional.

The CSP designation is earned through demonstrating competence in a combination of standards:
- Professional platform skills;
- Professional business management;
- Professional education; and
- Professional association.

As speakers go through the five-year process of becoming certified, they are required to:

- Receive excellent ratings from past clients on performance evaluations;
- Demonstrate that they serve a wide variety of clients;
- Take part in ongoing education;
- Perform and document hundreds of presentations;
- Submit testimonial letters from their clients; and
- Provide samples of their promotional materials.

Only 10% of speakers in the world have the CSP designation. This means that clients who hire Shawn Doyle for leadership development programs, management development programs and training, are assured the highest standards of quality.

"I am very excited about my CSP." says Shawn. "I am delighted that I can show my clients my expertise and leadership within my profession."

People that want to talk to Shawn about his various leadership development programs can contact at him at www.sldoyle.com.

(Shawn Doyle is the president of New Light Learning and Development)

Shawn Doyle is a learning and development professional who has a passion for human potential. He has an avid belief in the concept of lifelong learning. For the last 20 years, Shawn has spent his time developing and implementing training programs on team building, communication, creativity and leadership. This has been in order to help people become more effective in the workplace and in their lives. Some clients include Pfizer, Comcast, Charter Media, IBM, Kraft, Microsoft, The Marines, The Ladders, and Los Alamos National Defense Laboratory.

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