presentations

I was enjoying coffee with a photographer [https://www.instagram.com/mjarophotography/]. Then a man with a large camera and associated bag of tricks began to set up in a corner of the cafe. A legal lady was to have her picture taken. Cue jokes about long zoom size as

[http://futurecapetown.com/2017/02/report-church-square/] I’ve blogged on this vital skill [https://salespodder.com/do-you-dress-the-room/] before. Theatre stage designers can teach sellers a great deal. Not in terms of trap doors, no matter attractive one may often be, nor smoke and mirrors to add pizzazz to a presentation.

[http://www.thecooperreview.com] The Venn Diagram. Lovely to see it accorded such prominence in the meeting room satire of Sara Cooper’s debut book. ∩= sweet spot. I can see this turned into a knowingly cheeky sales flipchart routine. Draw only the two interlocking circles and label their intersection. Then

Glamping now so ordinary. Try a luxury festival in the Bahamas. Or not. Given the disaster that was this weekend’s Fyre Festival. Widely reported [http://www.edmsauce.com/2017/04/28/horrifying-time-line-fyre-festival-privilege-fraud-exploitation-now-arrests/] , relief tents and cheese sarnies greeted astonished revellers. Which caused much mocking for the wildly expensive shindig

The day of the snap general election call in Britain. Panicked media excitedly rushed to make sense of it all. The current go-to telly source for illumination on this kind of thing? An Evan Davis Newsnight. BBC’s late-night round-up wonkery. I was delighted to see the graphics team working

Jeremy Irons is a wonderful onscreen presence. How about in front of a screen though? Well. Judging by this above screen grab from a BBC news report, not so sparkling. Yes, it’s dangerous to take only the snapshot served up by the media. Yet there’s plenty to pore