Jacqueline Farrington is a leading expert on the human voice and its uses in communication. She has extensive experience in oral presentation, communication and personal impact training including: rhetoric, oral interpretation, non-verbal communication, rapport building, vocal anatomy/physiology, stress management and business etiquette. She is also a trained dialectician. Jacqueline is co-owner of VoicePresence Training Consultancy, a London/New York-based firm that offers comprehensive personal impact training and executive coaching. She has addressed and trained trial attorneys, investment bankers, radio and talk show hosts, broadcast journalists, senior management, small-business owners, members of the clergy, research scientists, clinical physicians, and politicians.

In addition to her work as an executive coach, Jacqueline has taught at Yale University since 1992. She has lectured and taught around the globe and at numerous other educational institutions including London Business School, European School of Economics, Imperial College, Rutgers University, Miami University, University of Utah and Xavier University .

Jacqueline has published several articles on voice and communication and is a columnist with Transaction
World Magazine. She is a featured leadership trainer for TEC International, an advisory board for CEOs
and senior level executives.