The first Impression: Embodying Your Message

• Prepare your presentation
  • Use a structured method and template to build the presentation outline
  • Integrate the "Rule of 3" to anchor the key messages of your presentation
• Start the presentation with style, how to make yourself credible
• Successful introduction and its essentials: the hook and the pitch
• Present the structure of the presentation: linguistic expressions to use to allow the audience to follow the presentation's progress

Motivating the Audience

• Optimize the impact of your message
  • Integrate transitions to facilitate listening
  • Keep the audience's attention throughout the presentation
  • Master English-speaking tricks to arouse interest
  • Various style techniques
• Keep your composure and managing pitfalls (confused audience, dead space in the presentation, poor time management, unclear information...)

The Art of Being Present

• Place the voice to make the presentation more dynamic
• Practice vocal techniques to make a point and reinforce the message
• Reinforce the clarity of the message through pauses
• Create effective visual aids
• Create consistent, simple and elegant visuals that support you without replacing you
• Proofread tips to avoid making a bad impression

Concluding with Impact

• Summarize the presentation in a coherent way and win over the audience
• Handle questions and objections
• What to do / say when you don't understand the question
• How to deal with a question for which you do not have an immediate answer
• Summary of the key points and putting them into practice through a presentation from the participant’s professional context