
University training
Nonverbal communication in the classroom
A body-language training session at Notre Dame University.
Experience / Recognition / Evidence
From university classrooms and professional workshops to leadership initiatives and international learning networks, my work is grounded in practical training and real-world communication challenges.
01 / In practice
Selected photographs from professional engagements. Each image is presented as a record of participation or delivery—not as a claim of institutional endorsement.

University training
A body-language training session at Notre Dame University.

University training
A professional training engagement with participants in a university setting.

University training
Practical communication and group learning.

Public speaking
Conference and career-oriented public-speaking engagement.

Professional event
An example of public-speaking and audience engagement.

Media
A radio-studio interview setting.

Workshop delivery
A group-based training and workshop setting.

Training community
Group photograph from a professional learning engagement.

Leadership development
Facilitating a leadership-focused session.
02 / Recognition
These photographs document awards and appreciation received during professional activities. The captions identify only what can reasonably be supported by the visible plaques.

May 10, 2024 · LIU
Recognition for a valuable contribution to “The Bridge II” at the LIU School of Business, Bekaa Campus.

December 2019 · LIU
A photographed recognition plaque associated with a business forum at Lebanese International University.

September 2024 · LDN
A photographed certificate-style plaque expressing appreciation for contributions to training and professional development.
Photographs are records of individual recognitions; they are not evidence of university accreditation of Humans Decoded courses.
03 / International perspective

International dialogue
The Lebanese Development Network identifies Jonathan Choufany among the trainers in its MasterPeace “Living Together” capacity-building program. The program focused on dialogue, conflict resolution and interpersonal skills.
Cross-border professional context
LDN participated in the Erasmus+ Transnational Orienta Express Platform consortium alongside organizations in Italy, Austria, Spain, Ireland and Bulgaria. This is background on the professional network, not a claim that Jonathan personally managed or received funding from the project.
04 / Why it matters
Structured speaking exercises, rehearsal, and feedback rather than promises of instant transformation.
Examples tailored to leadership, presentations, stakeholder meetings and difficult conversations.
Assessing communication skills through observable performance in exercises, without guaranteeing external outcomes.
Selected speaking engagements, training photographs, media appearances and attributed feedback. Explore the source material behind the work.




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“A fantastic presentation from Jonathan Choufany started the meeting. It was highly engaging and got us all thinking about our body language and that of the people we encounter.”— Sharon Slade · Original LinkedIn post
“I had an AMAZING one-on-one with Body Language and Micro-Expression Expert, Jonathan Choufany, this afternoon!”— Lisa Cassenti · Original LinkedIn post
“The UAE D&I Network of Standard Chartered Bank were joined by Jonathan Choufany ... for a 2 part session on Decoding Humans for Workplace Success.”— Claire Dargue · Original LinkedIn post
“Thank you Mr. Jonathan Choufany for making my goal achievable.”— Rola Malaeb · Original LinkedIn post
“The engagement of the attendees and the visual representations.”— Université Antonine webinar attendee · Original LinkedIn post
“The topic was really interesting and I think it could’ve been longer.”— Université Antonine webinar attendee · Original LinkedIn post
Original posts are linked below. Their content has not been independently verified or relabeled as endorsements.
Photographs and event posters document participation and appearances; they do not imply institutional endorsement. Participant feedback reflects individual experiences, not guaranteed results. Verify permission before publishing identifiable attendees or private workshop images.