   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

Stop Boring Your Audience to Death

Overcoming the Challenges of Technical, Financial or Scientific Presentation

We’re often asked, “Is it really possible to make a technical or financial presentation interesting?” The answer we always give is, “Absolutely.” The trick is to apply “boredom fighting” techniques throughout your presentation so that your audience stays engaged and interested.

This session gives you seven great ideas how to combat the boredom problem. We’ll provide lots of examples from real presentations that address how to break through and make data, financial numbers, studies and other facts and figures more interesting. We’ll give you our top four ways to make numbers, no matter what the topic, understandable and interesting. We’ll also share our “So What?” tool that will help you from overwhelming your audience with too much detail and information.

When you leave this session you will have learned:

14 powerful attention-getting openers
How not to drown your audience in detail
How to communicate when you have both lay and non-lay audiences
What the PEP formula is and why it will add energy to every presentation
How to add demonstrations and activities to keep your audience involved
Leveraging the power of visuals in PowerPoint as well as other mediums
How to communicate dense numbers and data so it is understood and remembered
The importance of the CIS formula for making information understandable

Session Length: One Hour