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This question is about communications lead resumes.
You say strong communicator on your resume by demonstrating it in your profile summary and work experience sections, as well as listing it under skills. Strong communication can come in many forms (e.g., written, verbal) and should convey your confidence, articulation, and professional speaking abilities.
The resume itself is the hiring manager's first glimpse into your skills as a strong communicator. You want your resume to be strong, informative, and compelling, like your communication skills.
The profile summary is your first opportunity to wow them with your skills while providing a quick snapshot of who you are as a candidate.
Examples of ways to describe communication skills on a resume include:
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Confident, articulate, and professional speaking abilities (and experience)
Empathic listener and persuasive speaker
Confident speaking in public, to groups, or via electronic media
Excellent presentation and negotiation skills

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