QUALITY PRESENTATIONS 2013 - Creating Quality Presentations

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Category human resource training

Deadline: December 12, 2013 | Date: December 12, 2013

Venue/Country: Online Training, U.S.A

Updated: 2013-11-21 19:12:05 (GMT+9)

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For instance, you will receive answers to the following questions: How does one prepare? How do I organize my material? How do I create a good rapport with my audience? What's most important to focus on while making a presentation? What do I do when I get nervous while speaking? What do I do if my audience doesn't appear to like what I'm saying? What do I do if they aren't paying attention to my presentation? This webinar focuses on the idea that "Creating Quality Presentations" is a practice; it's something, regardless of how long we have been making presentations, we can get better at.

In a sense, we are always "beginners" at whatever level of mastery we have achieved. This perspective, in and of itself, can have a positive influence upon our audience. Why? Because when we enter a room with this beginner's attitude, we don't come off as a "know-it-all," even though we may be well versed in our subject. We are right there with our audience, as a fellow participant one might say, eager to learn.

Why you should attend: As a former professional actor, I am aware that making a business presentation has very little to do with performing. As I see it, having taught presentation classes for over 30 years, a quality presentation is more about being with people in a welcoming way and initiating a mutually beneficial conversation with them. You may be the one who is doing most of the talking, but still there is a dialog taking place between you and each member of the audience.

Areas Covered in the Session:

Focus on what is most important while making a presentation

Prepare and organize a presentation

Approach making presentations from a "beginner's" perspective

Identify the needs of the audience, whether it be one on one with a client or co-workers or a presentation to a group

Prepare yourself to make a presentation

Be more in tune with yourself, your audience, and your material

Establish a positive relationship between yourself and each member of the audience

Be more centered and aware while giving a presentation

Who Will Benefit:

Executives

Managers

Technical Staff

Sales Staff

HR Generalists

HR Managers

Plant Managers

Management

Business Owners

Robert Elliott has worked with individuals and groups throughout North America, Asia, Micronesia and Europe as a speaker, corporate educator and leadership coach. He has conducted his Creating Quality leadership, communication, and relationship building programs with executives, middle management, and support personnel from Fortune 500 companies as well as smaller companies in the fields of technology, healthcare, insurance, entertainment, and manufacturing. In addition, he has worked with federal and state agencies, the military, law enforcement, and county and city governments. He has also served on the business faculties of UCLA, UC Irvine, San Diego State University and Loyola Marymount University Extension Programs.

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