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Presentation Consulting: Rollout Review & Critique
Make Sure ''The Big One'' Showcases Your Genius...
Before you debut your make-or-break presentation, we should be your audience.
We're not an easy crowd.
With one of our professional communication skills consultants in your test presentation, you're going to get some new ideas. You'll get some well-deserved praise for your ingenuity.
But mostly, you'll get coaching on what you can do better. That's the important thing: What you can do to motivate and convince your audience: How you can convert spectators into fans.
If you'll allow one of our professional communication skills coaches to serve as your audience, we'll help you de-bug all aspects of your presentation, including the subtleoften hiddenpsychological messages attached to your words, body language, gestures, and visual aids.
We're tough, but for a good reason: You need to present your public best in front of your stakeholders. We'll help you be more convincing. We'll help you win.
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Communication Commandments
- Never mail an important document before proofreading it.
- Never launch a key presentation in front of the ''real'' audience.
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Benefit from Outstanding Insights
Please, Sweat the Small Stuff
Throughout history, minor mistakeserrors of nuancehave been the costliest. A presentation that just ''doesn't quite hit the mark'' is as useless as the worst speech ever delivered.
Fact: little things mean a lot.
Whether you're taking the stage in front of investment bankers, stockholders, customers, taxpayers, or employees, you need to present with confidence and with power.
That's why we evaluate presentations on 34 separate criteria... proven best practices that include psychological persuaders and ingenious ideas. These ''two percent solutions'' boost your effectiveness, giving you the expertise to motivate, influence, and persuade audiences.
Gear-up for the Big Day
Logistics: The Review-and-Critique Process
We'll provide a presentation skills expert at your location to review your presentation.
Ideally, we'd like to see the presentation in its final (or near-final) form. We'll ask you to rehearse the final presentation as close to reality as possible, including the same presenters, wearing the same clothes, using the same visuals... even in the same location, if possible.
We usually ask to see the presentation three times: Once straight-through, without interruptions; Once with breaks for suggestions and practice; and a Final run-though as a cleanup rehearsal.
You may wish to take some time after the review-and-critique session to make changes. As such, it's best to conduct the review-and-critique a couple of days before your debut.
We can conduct a good review-and-critique of a short presentation (30 minutes or less) in a half day (or less). Longer presentations and presentations involving multiple speakers, may require a full day. As a rule of thumb, the review-and-critique process lasts (three times the length of your presentation) plus (two to three hours).
Each presenter we critique will receive a copy of our Persuasive Presentations workshop guide, which includes advice and ideas for future reference.
Additional Information
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