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June 06, 2024 How to give a presentation that doesn’t feel cheesy or self-serving An expert shares four steps that can help you give a more authentic and impactful presentation. BY Kris Flegg When presenting in front of an audience, you’ll probably think about what you want to gain—and that’s okay. You’ve got a sale to … Continue reading How to give a presentation that doesn’t feel cheesy or self-serving
By Stephanie Vozza February 05, 2024 You’re giving an important presentation, and your audience suddenly seems unreceptive and disengaged. Some people start shifting in their seats, crossing their arms, or staring forward blankly. One person starts a conversation with their neighbor, and a few check their phones. You could either ignore these reactions and plow … Continue reading Don’t panic when your work presentation goes off the rails. Do this instead
Why you shouldn’t tell jokes and what you need to do to develop a stage presence that will win over an audience. Constantine von Hoffman on February 1, 2024 Here’s a simple rule for marketers to improve their presentations: Don’t tell jokes. That may seem odd advice coming from a (former) stand-up comic, but it … Continue reading Improve your presentation skills: Tips from a comedian
Before you head out to speak at events in 2024, consider these tips for making your presentation the best it can be. Kathy Bushman on January 10, 2024 Many marketers speak at industry events for various reasons. Some do it to position themselves as thought-leaders, gain new clients or just because they enjoy teaching. I’ve … Continue reading 3 tips to improve your conference presentations
By Melody Wilding March 08, 2022 For one moment, imagine you’ve been assigned to present your team’s quarterly earnings to the executives. And leading up to the big day, you rehearse and prepare. You sign into the conference software early. You test your audio and visual. When the meeting starts however—you feel the … Continue reading How to win a presentation in front of your top executive
Mia Naumoska December 11, 2021 Presenteeism is a growing concern for managers and HR across the world. Organizations should try and tackle this issue and help the employees avoid the mental and physical effects of not taking sick leave when needed. What is presenteeism at work? Presenteeism is the act of showing up for work … Continue reading Presenteeism at Work: Its Causes, Solutions and Impact on Work Productivity
Liz Kislik September 2, 2021 As a management consultant and executive coach, I’m often present when crucial presentations are being made to boards, senior leadership, and top customers. Although many presenters have good technical chops, know their stuff, and care a lot, their presentations often confuse rather than persuade their audience. It’s remarkable how often … Continue reading How to Be Clear and Compelling When You Make an Important Presentation
Braze seeks to boost empathetic engagement through increased personalization. Kim Davis on July 24, 2020 Braze, the customer engagement platform, this week announced the a series of product enhancements, some of which were already on the company’s roadmap, but in Beta or with restricted availability. Through increased relevance of messaging, and improved orchestration of campaigns, … Continue reading Release Notes: Braze boosts orchestration and personalization
Maurice DeCastro — March 17, 2020 Everyone wants their presentation to be a success. Every presentation is an opportunity to inspire people to act or at the very least think differently. Each presentation offers an opportunity to lead, improve lives and make organisations stronger. The success of any presentation depends upon a great deal more … Continue reading The Foolproof Route to Presentation Success – The Mindful Way
Maurice DeCastro — November 29, 2019 Follow @mindfulpres Mindfulness is a word that’s being used in just about every walk of life at the moment. Google, Apple, Nike and many of the world’s most successful brands have realised and harnessed the power of mindfulness. Even though it’s a way of living that’s been around for … Continue reading 5 Mindfulness Techniques to Help You to Present With Confidence, Clarity and Impact
