Business games
Ksenia Kostrova is a lawyer, public speaking specialist, and business game designer and facilitator. She is skilled at handling large volumes of information, structuring complex material, and communicating key ideas clearly.
A lawyer’s greatest asset is intellect, and one of their most important professional tools is speech. The ability to speak persuasively, support one’s position with sound arguments, and engage in constructive dialogue is essential not only in law, but also in business, management, and everyday communication.
Ksenia has professional experience in journalism, academia, business, litigation, and government. This diverse background helps her create practical programs aimed at developing communication and leadership skills.
How can you develop self-discipline and manage a demanding workload? How can you speak confidently in front of an audience, build effective dialogue, and motivate a team? Participants find answers to these questions through business games and practical workshops.
Ksenia designs and facilitates games tailored to each client’s goals and needs. Her primary focus is developing public speaking skills. The formats she offers include debates, small talk, self-presentation based on the “SSU” principle (simple, surprising, and useful), and other practical exercises.
Ksenia founded the “13 Chairs” public speaking club and facilitated its meetings, as well as seminars and workshops for government institutions and commercial organizations.
Through business games and practical workshops, participants learn to:
- present their point of view logically and confidently;
- defend their position with well-reasoned arguments;
- engage in constructive discussion and treat opposing views with respect;
- analyze information, assess the strength of arguments, and identify logical inconsistencies;
- consider problems from multiple perspectives;
- find arguments in support of positions they may not initially agree with;
- demonstrate leadership and achieve their professional goals more effectively.