Presentation skills excellence Power Presentation for the Advanced Speaker Taking you to greater heights of speaking Program Highlights In this workshop you will learn how to: Create and deliver sure-fire openings Deliver impromptu speeches like a pro Create energy and get them to laugh Deliver your information do it is clear and believed Incorporate props, visuals and multimedia to aid - not detract Close with authority, impact and action Make your key points remembered Work with confederates, foils and plants Handle hostile questions, interruptions and malfunctions Appear unflappable in the face of adversity Find, craft and deliver your stories for greater effect As an advanced speaker you may already know the basics and are looking for those techniques to punch up the impact of your words, delivery and message. Whether delivering your inspirational message to your staff, training your clients or presenting to your executives you need to get your message across in the fewest words, the simplest manner and most memorable way. Master the use of your voice and body language. Deliver your presentation so they buy your message without being distracted by technique. All seminar participants will have the chance to speak & receive constructive feedback. Outline Here are some of the main points to be covered. Fundamentals of effective Speaking Building your confidence Presenting with power versus speech making Using the five quintessential elements for success The Speech is the thing Choosing the right language Tuning in your audience by selecting WIIFM -“What’s in it for me?” Engaging your audience with anecdotes, questions and quotations Using notes and cues effectively Pitfalls and clichés to avoid Using pacing Closing with passion and lasting impact Equipment that supports your message Integrating overheads, slides and multimedia Working with lecterns, podiums and stages Microphones and sound equipment Getting the most out of flip charts What to do when equipment fails Your Body Language speak volumes Making eye contact to converse with your audience Build trust and rapport by the way you look and move Proper breathing, modulation and voice projection Choosing the appropriate attire Your hands, arms and legs working for you Taking charge of your Environment Choosing and laying out the room and furniture Achieving the best lighting, sound and background Proper Preparation prevents poor performance. Questions to ask yourself before and after Setting and following a timetable for success Analyzing your audience and adapting to their needs Preparing to communicate rather than lecture Practice, practice, practice