Head, Corporate Training
Senior Programme Developer
Adam Khoo Learning Technologies Group
Licensed NLPTM Trainer
Second Ranking Speaker Outside of N.America, 2002 San Antonio, Texas
Awarded “Singapore Orator 2006”

Ramesh is a Master Trainer and Senior Program Developer with the Adam Khoo Learning Technologies Group Pte Ltd.

He is a trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLPTM) and was personally trained by Dr. Richard Bandler and John LaVelle. He is also accredited in the use of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), Step 1 and 2.

As a trainer, he strengthens his messages with heartfelt sincerity, vigour and lots of humour. He firmly believes in customizing EVERY single program to help audience learn better. His forte is in the areas of Public Speaking Excellence, Humour, Emotional Intelligence, The Art of Deep Conversations, Learning Organisations, Leadership Communication, Team Bonding and Understanding, Reigniting Dreams and of recent, Mind, Body, Soul Realignment.

As a former National Debater (1997-1998) Ramesh has undergone rigorous training in logic and argumentation. Among his speaking accomplishments he has also won numerous speech contests locally and internationally since 2000. As a Toastmaster, he has undertaken leadership appointments such as the Vice-President Public Relations, Vice President Education, Area S6 Governor, mentoring Singapore’s First Ever Tamil Language Speaking club and is currently at the helm of Raintree Toastmasters Club as the President.

In 1997, Ramesh won the best speaker trophy in the "Bridging Minds" Brunei-Singapore debates which was televised live to over 5 million households. In 1998, as the Presentation Captain he helped his college lift the prestigious Singapore Press Holdings Geography Challenge Trophy beating 4 other top institutions in the country in a landslide victory.

In 2000, he became the National "Open" category Champion at the Singapore 21 Speech Contest. He is two-time champion of the Toastmasters International, Division S Table Topics (Impromptu Speaking) Contest for 2001 and 2002. In May 2002, he represented one of the Divisions in Singapore at the Toastmasters District 51 International Speech Contest and emerged as the Champion after competing with 12 other contestants from the Pan South East Asian Region.

In August 2002, Ramesh became the first ever Singaporean to compete in the Inter-District Speech Contest in San Antonio, Texas. After battling it out with the best speakers from South Africa, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Britain and Ireland he returned home as the second-ranking speaker outside the United States of America.

In May 2006, he won the District 80 International Speech Contest and once again represented this region in Washington D.C, USA.

Ramesh has trained for the following organizations: Ernst & Young, Singapore Technologies Electronics, Kellog Brown and Root Asia, Pan United Marine, ST Education & Training, MINDEF Centre for Management Development, Basic Military Training Centre, Republic of Singapore Navy Training Command, and many others. Ramesh has also coached many executives, debaters and performers who strive for speaking excellence.

 

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