Present Like a Pro: Virtual Workshop
Engaging Openings & Compelling Closings
Present Like a Pro: Virtual Workshop
Engaging Openings & Compelling Closings
The toughest part of any presentation is the opening. This is the moment to demonstrate to your audience that this presentation is worth their time and attention. Yet so many speakers miss this opportunity to engage their audience because it can be nerve-wracking and awkward. Instead, many speakers begin in the safest way they can imagine: “Hello, my name is ________. Thank you for having me here today” (yawn). In Engaging Openings & Compelling Closings you will learn tools to develop an impactful opening that will draw your audience in. You’ll establish your credibility, the relevance of your topic, and the value that your audience will gain.
The next most challenging part of the presentation is the closing. The way you conclude your presentation determines what your audience will do next. Will they remember the most important points? Share your message with others? Take action? Or will they let your presentation slip into the neural abyss as they move on to their next meeting? In this workshop, you will learn how to conclude your presentations in a way that is memorable and compelling.
Engaging Openings & Compelling Closings is a 90-minute interactive learning experience that provides tools and strategies to transform your communication skills.
You Will Learn How To:
- Engage your audience from the first word
- Demonstrate credibility, relevance, and value
- Design compelling and memorable conclusions
This Workshop Includes:
- A clear framework for opening & closing your presentations
- Breakout practice to apply tools to your own topics
- Supportive templates and post-program reference materials
Date: Thursday, 12/12/2024
Time: 1:00 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. EST
Platform: Zoom
Investment: $350
Register to start delivering more impactful messages!
Speak Like a Pro: Virtual Workshop
Engaging Openings & Compelling Closings
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The toughest part of any presentation is the opening. This is the moment to demonstrate to your audience that this presentation is worth their time and attention. Yet so many speakers miss this opportunity to engage their audience because it can be nerve-wracking and awkward. Instead, many speakers begin in the safest way they can imagine: “Hello, my name is ________. Thank you for having me here today” (yawn). In Engaging Openings & Compelling Closings you will learn tools to develop an impactful opening that will draw your audience in. You’ll establish your credibility, the relevance of your topic, and the value that your audience will gain.
The next most challenging part of the presentation is the closing. The way you conclude your presentation determines what your audience will do next. Will they remember the most important points? Share your message with others? Take action? Or will they let your presentation slip into the neural abyss as they move on to their next meeting? In this workshop, you will learn how to conclude your presentations in a way that is memorable and compelling.
Engaging Openings & Compelling Closings is a 90-minute interactive learning experience that provides tools and strategies to transform your communication skills.
You Will Learn How To:
- Engage your audience from the first word
- Demonstrate credibility, relevance, and value
- Design compelling and memorable conclusions
This Workshop Includes:
- A clear framework for opening & closing your presentations
- Breakout practice to apply tools to your own topics
- Supportive templates and post-program reference materials
Date: Thursday, 12/12/2024
Time: 1:00 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. EST
Platform: Zoom
Investment: $350
Register to start delivering more impactful messages!
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At some point in your career you will need to make a recommendation and present it in a way that convinces your audience. This course will show you methods, develop your skills, and give you confidence to do it.
Thank you for all the tips shared with us. I was able to utilize them in my past two presentations which went very well; much better than previously!
