Composure Media - Delivering impactful communication training in the Middle East

Composure Media, founded by former BBC News journalists Luisa Baldini and Louisa Preston, provides targeted training programmes that empower professionals across sectors to communicate with clarity, confidence and impact.

Drawing on decades of experience broadcasting to audiences of millions, Baldini and Preston offer a diverse portfolio of communication training, helping learners instil trust and confidence in their audiences by connecting and engaging with them, while communicating with impact and landing core messages.

The cornerstone of Composure Media's offering focuses on transforming how professionals engage with audiences across various formats including webinars, in-person talks, workshops, training courses, and one-to-one executive coaching.

Whether preparing for presentations, pitches, or speeches, participants learn techniques to communicate with impact and convey core messages effectively.

One of Composure Media's bespoke masterclasses is designed to unlock women's full potential in business. It provides a supportive environment for women to explore effective communication strategies in a safe space, helping them develop their leadership skills.

A key project was a masterclass for the Fatima Bint Zayed initiative, Diplomacy Lab, which brought together Emirati women and women from the UK as part of the ‘Great Females Inspire’ project. The workshop empowered women to communicate effectively and speak with confidence, especially during high-stakes moments.

Composure Media has delivered numerous sessions in the UAE for high-profile companies such as Bank of America, HSBC, Fly Dubai, British Chamber of Commerce Dubai, Coffee with an Expat and Ellevate Network.

Composure Media represents an innovative approach to professional communication development. By focusing on authentic connections, strategic messaging and confidence-building techniques, Baldini and Preston have created a distinctive offering that meets crucial needs across organisational contexts.