Mcintosh Voices

At, McIntosh Voices, our mission is to deliver exceptional services that enhance the lives of our clients. We are committed to quality, excellence and striving to exceed expectations while fostering a positive impact on the lives of each client.

Through dedication and integrity, we aim to build lasting relationships, which develop growth and a positive impact.

    • Public speaking isn’t just about formal presentations; it’s any opportunity to express yourself while people listen, whether in a meeting or chatting with friends.

    • Mastering public speaking boosts career advancement by improving sales, opening new opportunities, and enhancing leadership qualities.

    • Different types of public speaking, such as informative, persuasive, and entertaining, offer diverse avenues for skill development and personal growth.

    • Public speaking builds confidence, research skills, critical thinking, and leadership abilities while improving listening skills.

    • One-one-One Mentorship program with McIntosh Voices provides guidance, support, and growth in a safe environment.

    • A study published in the Western Journal of Nursing Research that centers on how researchers could increase their research productivity confirms that employing several time management strategies, which we’ll outline below, can unlock better productivity for any individual, especially those working in a complex environment and carrying multiple roles and responsibilities.  

    • It's vital for every business to have an organizational system in place, whether small or large. These systems come with many benefits from improved productivity, efficiency, and better decision-making.

    • Operational excellence is one of the most important (and confusing) terms in the business world. Every company wants to achieve it, but what does that really look like? What are the tactics? And most importantly, what happens next?

    • Mcintosh Voices can help your organization or small business reach it's intended goals and objectives.

“the greatest leader is not the one who rules, but the one who serves.”

—John C. Maxwell