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The best public speakers in business and government understand the importance of combining memorable storytelling with well-designed, easy-to-understand visuals. And even though many executives and officials don't particularly enjoy public speaking, the good news is that these are teachable skills that can advance your organizations' agendas and boost your careers.
In this MILE webinar, Bill Connor of Washington D.C.'s Oratorio Media and Presentation Training talks about the essentials of creating and delivering persuasive presentations. Key deliverables:
• Learning a faster, easier method for developing your narrative
• The importance of starting and ending strong
• Conquering stage fright
• Avoiding "Death By PowerPoint"
• Handling difficult questions in the Q & A period
About The Author:
Bill Connor of Oratorio Media and Presentation Training (www.oratorio.com ) hates to see business and government leaders waste their time - and there's no bigger waste of time or greater missed opportunity than a badly written, nervously delivered presentation. So he specializes in helping leaders enliven and deliver their key messages in clear and compelling ways, in TV interviews, speeches and presentations.Connor is a former White House TV correspondent for the Hearst stations group and a former anchorman for NBC's WCSH-TV. Working from Oratorio's TV studio three blocks from the White House and in client locations around the world, he trains senior officials at clients such as Ritz-Carlton Hotels, Saudia Airlines, The World Bank and many more. For more videos
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