¶ … Skills the audience of CEOs will understand how to present material that other employees can understand and relate to.
As a result of my presentation on Effective Presentation Skills, the audience of management-level corporate employees will have a better understanding of how to present their new benefits to their employees.
As a result of my presentation on Effective Presentation Skills, the audience of volunteers between ages of 50-60 will learn how to interact with managers and other volunteers as well as gaining the skills necessary to motivate additional individuals to volunteer as well.
As a result of my presentation on Effective Presentation Skills, the audience of technology employees under the age of 30 will learn how to present their proposals, ideas and completed projects to their peers, managers and executive officers in turn.
Changing the approach of the presentation was a relatively simple matter, needing only to customize the program for each specific audience.
For audience 1, the presentation was geared towards a general concept with specifics on implementation at the mid-manager level. The presentation then gave a quick overview of the entire program, and then singled out the individual chores necessary for a successful program to come to completion. The presentation was formal, quick and efficient.
For audience 2, the idea was to teach the management level employees the explicit items needed to present the ideas to the rank and file. This was accomplished with a presentation done in bullet fashion with answers to each bullet (for questions contrived by the rank and file).
For audience 3, a more casual approach with themes and lots of text included, as well as a slower, more discussion oriented presentation was in order, with lots of time for questions and comments.
For audience 4, a fast staccato style approach was used with an emphasis on what it would take to accomplish the goals and objectives.
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