presentations

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2011/09/jackson-dr-prosecution-slides-body.jpg] It’s not often that a powerpoint presentation makes the front page of just about every news website on the planet. This week, courtesy of the prosecution team on behalf of Michael Jackson, that’s precisely what happened. As surely

Oh the glamour, I found myself travelling to and from a town called Solihull. I approached this journey with interest. A glut of works just finished to upgrade the line and slash half-an-hour off the trip to London. The rail operator in question plastered billboards in the locale to trumpet

[http://www.durr.com/en/company/overview/] Here’s a company presentation I came across recently that, according to the filename as accessed above, seems to have been completed on 23 February earlier this year. It’s evidently fully sanctioned and publicly available. Unfortunately, I fear it would sit firmly

I was helping someone with a couple of slides the other day. In essence, they were a list of statements. Each one listed a fact, or the impact of that fact. This is probably the biggest reason why people switch off during presentations. The instant a new slide appears, people

Brian Conley could possibly do more corporate conference work in Britain than any other celebrity. His brand of family entertainment includes song, comedy and both game and chat show hosting. I’ve attended several such events and have strangely noticed how a star turn can flop. Brian Conley knows this