Are you looking for ways to become a better presenter and make your presentations more interesting? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. Presenting is a skill that can be honed with practice, but there are also tools and strategies available that will help you take your presentation game up a notch. 

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Ask yourself:

• Does speaking and presenting to your colleagues and clients fill you with dread and anxiety?

• Do you feel your poor presentation skills hold you back in your career?

• After speaking with your colleagues and clients, do you feel like they didn’t understand your information? 

• Do you judge yourself harshly after every presentation believing you were incoherent, confusing, boring, and ineffective? 

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If you answered yes to any of these questions, you’re not alone and there is a solution. Research shows that 70% of us see presentation skills as critical for career success, and 75% of us say we need presentation training.

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Churchill360’s bespoke individual and group workshops deliver results by helping you handle nerves, build confidence, and develop messages. In unison with confidence and presence training, you will learn how to provide well-structured, clear, and concise presentations. Clients will see you, your team, and your business as confident, intelligent, and capable.

 

• Never deliver a boring PowerPoint presentation again! The art of storytelling will keep your presentations interesting, entertaining, and inspiring

• Bring your presentations to life with personal impact, authority, and natural presence. 

• Learn powerful techniques to captivate your audience. Replace anxiety with charisms.

• Discover how to develop content to inspire, persuade, lead, and motivate your audience.

 

Being an effective presenter has never been more critical in the workplace. As technology advances in every aspect of our lives, our uniquely human qualities of engagement and interaction remain our crucial point of difference and influence. 

 

Whether casually updating a colleague on a project in the hallway, having lunch with a potential client, or presenting to an auditorium of 500 peers, having the confidence and skills training to captivate your audience, share your story, and communicate with impact has never been more important. A few simple actions will help you stand out from the crowd. More importantly, you’ll be heard.

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