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slide • ol • o • gythe art of creating an impact in

presentations

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first & foremost

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expectations

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expectations

connect & challenge

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expectations

provide insight &

spark ideas

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expectations not a golden key

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expectations

understand this is a reflection of our entire team

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content

foundation

approach

development

one

two three

the story

four

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foundationone

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Think about how we carry out our daily lives today…

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Think about how we carry out our daily lives today…How we get our news…

...develop interest & purchase items…

…recall different memories from our past…

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Think about how we carry out our daily lives today…How we get our news…

...develop interest & purchase items…

…recall different memories from our past…

visuals

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visual learning

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What is visual learning?

A learning style where the people better understand and retain information when ideas,

words and concepts are associated with images.

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visual learning

65%

The majority of people are visual learners…

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visual learning90%

of information we process is visual

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visual learning

A SINGLE PERSON learning with visual aids is equivalent to five people

learning without visuals

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visual learning

Our brain processes visual information

60,000x faster

Think about how fast that is…

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visual learning

3,639 miles

7 hours 20 minutes

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visual learning

One Round Trip

less than ONE

second …on brain time

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approachtwo

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getting started

Before even opening up PowerPoint…

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create your own toolboxPrepare for the future

by storing useful information

• Resources• References• Diagrams• Charts• Images• Templates

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broadening your scope

Researching different approaches to business and applying to yours

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EXTERNALINTERNAL

having resources

ASSETS

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audience profilesKnow Your Audience•Who are you presenting to? •Creating profiles of people’s “likes” & “dislikes”•Observe reactions to information in meetings

Profiles Finance Marketing

MOST IMPORTANT

Numbers What does it mean to me?

Likes Graphs Visuals

Dislikes No Numbers Alien Men

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Get your thoughts downOutlining,

Brainstorming,

Mind Mapping,

Storyboarding…

Whatever you want to call it!

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developmentthree

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manage timeHow many presentations get cut short?

Ways to Improve this:•Managing the complexity of the content•Providing the right amount of slides•Using an appendix appropriately

MEETING 15 Minutes

30Minutes

60Minutes

TOTAL SLIDES 3 6 10

KEY DISCUSSION

SLIDES1 2 3

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keep it simple

Sim

e

pl

smart

important

effort

people like

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rule of thirds

3x3

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visuals with meaningConsistency in Visual Theme

•Ties presentation together•Visuals must have meaning•Many components within visual theme

Components in Visual theme•Fonts & Color•Charts & Tables•Graphics

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graph appropriately

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graph appropriately

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flexibility is a must

Personal Rule:Things don’t start looking Good until the 14TH VERSION!

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creative license

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creative licenseFORMAL

INFORMAL

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creative license

DOCUMENT

PRESENTATION

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so whatWhat is the one point that each slide is trying to make?

Can you deliver in under a minute?

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the storyfour

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the art of telling a story

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the art of telling a story

Beginning

Middle End

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the art of telling a story

The SMEA SUBJECT MATTER

EXPERT

The New HireA BLANK

SLATE

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slide • ol • o • gythe art of creating an impact in

presentations