Forbes
Like other aspects of your career that you cultivate and curate, executive presence is something you can work on to achieve proficiency. Body language is especially important. Follow three simple rules: up, open and out. Stand up straight and be upbeat. Keep arms and legs (when standing) uncrossed so that your body tells people you’re open and accessible. Move out, toward people, rather than hanging back. carry yourself in a manner that suggests you’re confident, you want to be there and you’re ready to engage.