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Delivering Professional Presentations
Susan MongoldVAGP Spring Conference
March 2008
Delivering Professional Presentations
• Professional– a person who is expert at his or her work
• Presentation– a demonstration, lecture, or welcoming
speech– a manner or style of speaking, instructing,
or putting oneself forward
http://dictionary.reference.com/
Delivering Professional Presentations
• Organizing and Preparing
• Visual Aids
• Delivery Tips
Organizing and Preparing
• Know Your Audience– Who?– What?– Why?– Where?– When?
Organizing and Preparing
If your audience will only remember
3 THINGS….what will they be?
1. ___________________
2. ___________________
3. ___________________
Organizing and Preparing
• Develop an outline
• Does if FLOW???– Foundation– Linear– Organized– WOW! What a view!
Organizing and Preparing
• Tried and True Format– Introduction– Main Topic– Summary
• Repeat your main points
Organizing and Preparing
• Three Tests– WIIFM or WIFFU– Elevator– So What?
• Does your information pass these tests?
Organizing and Preparing
• Practice…Practice…Practice– In front of a mirror– With a co-worker– At your desk– While you drive
• Be the Expert! Know your subject!
Organizing and Preparing
It’s all about YOU!!!
• What else about organizing and preparing for a presentation would be helpful to discuss?
• Any great stories about getting ready for a presentation? Something you could share?
Visual Aids
• Keep It Simple
– The content is the STAR not the slides
– PowerPoint is meant to supplement
– “Just send me your slides”
Visual Aids
• Keep It Simple
– Limit transitions
– Limit animation
– Limit yourself
Visual Aids
• Too much information on one slide can be hard to follow and end up making your audience wonder why you just didn’t give them a handout and tell them to read it in a hallway
• Let’s look at an example….
List of Available Grants• Direct Federal assistance via HHS grants include:
– HHS/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) Program
– HHS/CDC Pandemic Influenza Guidance Supplement to the 2006 Public Health Emergency Preparedness Cooperative Agreement Phase II
– HHS/Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR)
– Bioterrorism Training and Curriculum Development Program (BTCDP)
– HHS/ASPR Hospital Preparedness Program (formerly the National bioterrorism Hospital Preparedness Program)
– HHS/ASPR Emergency Systems for Advance Registration of Volunteer Health Professionals (ESAR-VHP)
– HHS/Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Office of Regulatory Affairs Food Safety and Security Monitoring Project-Radiological Health Cooperative Agreement (FERN)
– HHS/ASPR Healthcare Facilities Partnership Program
List of Available Grants
• www.grants.gov
• Register & receive the announcements
– Health and Human Services– Dept. of Homeland Security– Dept. of Education– Office of Justice
Visual Aids
• Charts– Pie– Line– Bar
• Tables– Side by Side comparison
Homeland Security Grant ProgramFunding Level History
• Note – Federal funding to states cut over $600M in 2006
$11.7
$46.3 $49.5
$38
$16.8
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1 2 3 4 5 6
Year
Mill
ion
s
$11.6
$46.3$49.5
$38
$16.8
$25.2
2002 2003 2004 2005 20072006
2006-2007 DHS SHSP & LETPP Program Distribution
*2006 M&A = $737,000 2007 M&A = 1,171,000 MMRS - $2,942,851
Interoperability, $7,512,500 , 19%
Citizen Preparedness ,
$2,351,375 , 6%
Training & Exercises , $6,137,111 , 16%
Mass Evac/Shelters , $4,394,868 , 11%
Critical Infras tructure, $3,332,750 , 9%
CBRNE, $2,047,500 , 5%
Law Enforcem ent, $9,971,055 , 25%
EMS, $1,391,000 , 4%
M&A*, $1,924,000 , 5%
Interoperability
Citizen Preparedness
Training & Exercises
Mass Evac/Shelters
Critical Infras tructure
CBRNE
Law Enforcem ent
EMS
M&A*
Visual Aids
• Cool Colors– Blue…Green– Good background– Recede away from us
• Warm Colors– Orange…Red– Good for text– Appear to come at us
Visual Aids
FONTS
• Use the same font or two fonts throughout
• Arial or Arial Black are common
• Times, Script MT Bold, Courier New
Visual Aids
It’s all about YOU!!!
• What else about visual aids would be helpful to discuss?
• Any great stories you can share? Best visual aids? Worse visual aids?
Delivery Tips
• Prepare, Prepare, Prepare
– Do you know your setting?
– Have you used the AV equipment before?
– Is this on your laptop?
– Is the software compatible?
Delivery Tips
• Bring a hard copy
• Have a backup plan
• Know the material
Delivery Tips
• Make eye contact
• MOVE your hands, arms, eyes
• Pause between points…– Don’t fill the silence….
Delivery Tips
• Questions– Get the audience involved and they will
OWN the information
– Ask questions to find out what the audience knows…wants…
– Use questions to get the participants to know each other
Delivery Tips
• What if…– Your forget something?– You loose your place?– You are wrong?– You have a typo?
Delivery Tips
It’s all about YOU!!!
• What is your BEST presentation story?
• What is the WORSE thing that ever happened during a presentation?
• What else do you want to know about delivering a presentation?
Delivering Professional Presentations
"There are always three speeches, for
every one you actually gave. The one you
practiced, the one you gave, and the one
you wish you gave.“
-- Dale Carnegie
Delivering Professional Presentations
• Questions?
• Thank you!