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How to Deliver an Effective Presentation

How to Deliver an Effective Presentation

$249.00

Course Code: PRES105

Course Details:
June 7, 2019
9:00 am to 12:30 pm
Markham, ON

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Description

How to Communicate Ideas to People who may not be Interested

Sometimes we have amazing data to share, and no one cares. Sometimes we have great news to present about our progress, and no one is listening. Sometimes we have the most interesting update, and it goes over people’s heads.

Simple structure and delivery techniques can help you get your message out to an inattentive audience. Drawing on research about how the brain handles and recalls information, this session will provide you with techniques to improve your delivery of ideas.