Peter Guber, chairman and CEO of the Mandalay Entertainment Group, explains how to establish an emotional connection with any audience through storytelling, a concept also discussed in Bovee & Thill textbooks.
Teaching Business Presentations in a Business Communication Course
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Here are 10 quick tips to help you add polish at the podium, enjoy your public speaking experience and influence your listeners. 
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The stunning designs you'll find via this blog post are proof that it's not PowerPoint or Keynote that are to blame for mediocre presentations, but the way they are used.
To quote the author: "There’s a certain art to putting together a solid presentation and PowerPoint and Keynote are the primary tools of the trade. The “art” comes into play when you’re trying to set yourself apart; so how you use the tools is of great importance.
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Quite often when you are listening to a speaker, teacher or seminar leader, you are thinking to yourself that this person is either a really good presenter or a boring one. For some reasons you are not totally sure of, you have put that person in your mind in one of these two classifications. . .
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In business, those who lead are frequently called upon to make presentations to clients, employees, investors and bankers, and often these presentations are an important element of conveying a message.
The primary tool used almost universally, and often badly, by most presenters is Power Point.
This excellent article, suggests that when executed properly Power Point presentations can be tremendously persuasive, and it suggests 12 ways to improve your future presentations to help you strengthen your message. Via Daniel Watson
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