   I was impressed with the significant
   improvement I saw in just one day
   with our group. All their comments
   about the program were very
   favorable. We look forward to working
   with you again in the future.
   Jackie McMartin, Group VP of
   Human Resources,
   Wagner Spray Tech

   I am seeing tangible benefit
   from your training with my team.
   Several in our group have
   considerably improved their
   presentation style.
   My satisfaction level is very high.
   Bob Paine, VP Regional
   Field Marketing,
   Dairy Queen International

Numbers Don’t Speak
For Themselves

Make your next update informative and interesting

Whether you have research to share, statistics to communicate or financials to explain, you have data and numbers that can be deadly to your audience and the message you are trying to get across. In this session we’ll show you how to combat the number problem using four major tactics that will turn your data and numbers from abstract words to valid and interesting concepts. This session focuses on four major case studies and how one transforms data and numbers into something meaningful to the audience.

When you leave this session you will have learned:

How to filter what you are going to say so it is relevant
How to select the right chart based on the message you are trying to communicate
Charts and Tables Dos and Don’ts
How to use comparison
Why adding the human factor makes numbers come alive
The importance of metaphor and analogy
Why you need to make the conclusion obvious
How to use PowerPoint animation to make numbers easier to absorb
How to use visuals to make numbers and concepts come alive
The importance of one idea per slide
How to answer the question, “What does it mean?”

Session Length: One Hour
Two Formats Available: In Person or as a Webinar Click here for Webinar information.

Numbers Don’t Speak For Themselves

Numbers Don’t Speak
For Themselves