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- 2. W. Runge 08/2008 Prelude Delivering a presentation or a public speech not necessarily an inborn talent
- 3. W. Runge 08/2008 The Overall Process Design, Prepare, Deliver! The Formal Structure of a Presentation: The
- 4. W. Runge 08/2008 Presentation Intentions Based on face-to-face communication inform somebody or an audience convince somebody
- 5. W. Runge 08/2008 Know What You Want to Achieve For entrepreneurship (to found a firm) Attract
- 6. W. Runge 08/2008 Know the Audience It is your responsibility to tailor your talk to the
- 7. W. Runge 08/2008 Nervousness Everybody is nervous! Practice, practice and practice again! In front of a
- 8. W. Runge 08/2008 Formal Preparations A presentation starts long before you get up to speak Homework,
- 9. W. Runge 08/2008 You and the Audience Be happy to be speaking and enthusiastic about the
- 10. W. Runge 08/2008 The Start Your introduction will get your speech off to a good start
- 11. W. Runge 08/2008 Body Language Beware of mismatches and communication paradoxies “We are glad you’re here!”
- 12. W. Runge 08/2008 Interest Keepers: The Laws of Attraction Your main communications assets: Substance, Sizzle and
- 13. W. Runge 08/2008 Eye Contact Presentation is not face-to-faces, but face-to-face Eye contact in Western culture:
- 14. W. Runge 08/2008 Observable Behavior of Audience Reading (newspapers or other material) Talking to their partner,
- 15. W. Runge 08/2008 Fingers? to hint to displayed information having spoken verbally about, to directly address
- 16. W. Runge 08/2008 Enforce the Message: The Stance and the Arms Keep your weight balanced on
- 17. W. Runge 08/2008 The Power of the Pause Make your audience wait. It’s your show, so
- 18. W. Runge 08/2008 PowerPoint: Very Basic Rules PowerPoint (and your laptop) is not a crutch to
- 19. W. Runge 08/2008 PowerPoint: Visuals One concept per slide 20-Minutes Presentation: “10/20/30 Rule” Consistent design (“Slide
- 20. W. Runge 08/2008 Visualizations Let’s talk about sales, and, boy …. We outperform in sales, on
- 21. W. Runge 08/2008 The End Summarize your MAIN POINTS: what the audience shall remember when they
- 22. W. Runge 08/2008 Summarizing (Business Presentations) WHERE (external orientations – customers, conferences, fairs – vs. internal
- 23. W. Runge 08/2008 Eliminate Bad Presentation Habits! Failure to rehearse Missed attention and interest on entry
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