Discover the Power of the Process Communication Model® (PCM)

Have you ever felt like you’re just not getting through to someone—no matter how clearly you communicate?

Join us for an inspiring and practical webinar introducing the Process Communication Model® (PCM): a proven tool for decoding human interactions and improving connection in both personal and professional settings.

In this interactive session, we’ll explore:

• The six different communication styles we use to connect with others

• How to identify your own preferred style—and recognize that of others

• Tips to adapt your language depending on who you’re talking to

• Ways to reduce misunderstandings, boost collaboration, and manage stress

Whether you’re leading a team, working across cultures, or simply looking to enhance your communication skills, this webinar will give you powerful insights to transform how you connect with others.

Meet the Speaker: Magda Tabac

Magda is a Certified Trainer in Process Communication Model®, Emotional Assertiveness®, and a NeuroMindfulness© Master Practitioner. With more than 12 years of experience in multinational environments across Brazil, Romania, the UK, and Germany, she brings a rich background in strategy consulting, commercial planning, employee engagement, and people management.

After experiencing burnout in 2017, Magda shifted her career focus toward psychology, neuroscience, and communication. Today, she combines her corporate expertise with evidence-based practices to help professionals build resilience, develop self-awareness, and communicate with clarity and confidence.

She is the author of Simple Neuroscience: The Neuroscience of Stress (BookBoon).

What’s Next?

This free webinar is the first step in our plan to offer PCM Training sessions to PWI members in autumn 2025. The full training will be delivered over three days (a mix of online and in-person sessions) and limited to small groups (max 14–15 participants) to ensure a high level of engagement.

We'll use this introductory webinar to gauge interest—so if you're curious about communication, stress management, or leadership development, this is your opportunity to discover how PCM can support your professional journey.

Save the date: Tuesday, August 26th, 6:30–7:30 PM CEST
Registration link coming soon!