Nonprofit officials are so focused on educating the public that they frequently resort to boring, data-saturated presentations that fail to connect with their audiences emotionally, according to a Los ...

Public speaking is one of the most feared acts in America today. We have all one time or another experienced when a presentation fall off the rails. If this happens, don’t panic and keep your cool.

I’ve never done an exact count, but I believe it is safe to say that nearly every single one of the corporate presentations that we design and advise on for our clients is to communicate good news, or ...

If constructing a presentation can be pure anxiety, then listening to one can be sheer agony. Both sides dread the experience. It’s like a breakup talk with fewer tears and more clip art. Poor ...

Why Bad Presentations Happen to Good Causes, by Andy Goodman, reviews the most engaging ways for nonprofit leaders to craft effective presentations. Much of the book is based on data gleaned from a ...

Microsoft PowerPoint may be one of the programs you've used in your business for decades, with its now-familiar ribbon, tabs and easy-to-populate slides. While quickly putting together a PowerPoint is ...

My only prediction for 2015 is that you’re going to give a lot of presentations–and sit through many more. So one of your resolutions should be to avoid the pitfalls of bad presenting. The fact is ...

Picture this: You're about to give the most important presentation of your life; if you convince the audience and gain their approval, you could change your business forever. You take a deep breath ...

In every presentation, there are three possible outcomes for the presenter: A good impression was made. A bad impression was made. No impression was made. The biggest blunder most presenters make is ...

Most ad agency new business presentations stink. Period. Most are bloated ramblings that ignore the client’s key concerns, fail to tell a simple story, or neglect to position the agency in a unique ...

I recently came across a fantastic article by the sales consultant and trainer Colleen Francis about common presentation mistakes that salespeople make in front of customers. As I read it, I realized ...