I recently worked with six executives from a large company who were preparing for their Investor Day. Each would give a 20-45 minute PowerPoint presentation to a live audience of about 100, with a simultaneous webcast. All of the presenters received from their Investor Relations VP the same general outline of what to cover. Once… Read More »

Don’t want to be too bossy in your presentations? Think again. When you give a presentation, it’s important to tell your audience what you’d like them to do…and why they should do it. Two reasons: From your point of view: You have an agenda…a reason for giving the presentation. Typically you want something of them…. Read More »

I was recently reminded of the importance of the balance between visuals and the spoken word. I led a session for a small group from a very successful boutique branding and design firm. After discussing the content of an effective presentation, they each delivered a sales or progress report presentation. I knew they would blow… Read More »

I was interviewed by Amrit Ahluwalia of EvoLLLution online magazine about my Presentation Coaching practice and the benefits of coaching vs. training. The magazine is devoted to life-long learning. Take a look… http://www.evolllution.com/opinions/coaching-versus-training/