Wayta
Communication and public-speaking training and coaching for executives, managers and experts
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Wayta
Wayta provides training and coaching in public speaking, communication, pitching and management. Its catalogue also covers video and podcast production, presentations, meetings and team communication.
It serves executives, managers, experts and project leaders through tailored training and coaching. The company is based in Dunkerque, France, and serves clients across France.
Product: Training and coaching in public speaking, communication, pitching and management.
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