Killer Presentations: Power the Imagination to Visualise your Point: with PowerPoint
- 2h 37m
- Nicholas B. Oulton
- How To Books Ltd.
- 2007
This second edition has completely a new chapter on Web Presenting and links to several online seminars as well as a chapter on how to make your presentation content more memorable by using m62's Passive Mnemonic Processing techniques. The book illustrates its approach clearly and in detail: using real company examples and a series of 40 colour-images to show how such slides can work. Additionally, the book provides unique links to web sites where you can see more about this sort of presentation in action.
About the Author
Nicholas is a Chartered Marketer and a professional presenter. He has over thirteen years’ sales and marketing experience and has devoted the last ten years to helping people improve their presentations.
Nicholas founded m62 visual communications, a company set up to help clients perform better as they deliver a presentation. m62 now has offices in Liverpool, the US and Singapore. m62 has won numerous awards and Nicholas was nominated for Insider Magazine’s 42 under 42; he was also nominated for UK North West Entrepreneur of the year.
Over the years Nicholas has developed a method for delivering successful visual presentations that combines technology with sound presentation techniques, and which maximises the amount of information the audience retains from a presentation. This approach, backed by one of the UK’s leading design teams, has culminated in m62 having an international reputation with global clients such as Jaguar, Symantec, Ford, Bayer, Panasonic, Hitachi Data Systems Limited, EDS, Storage Tek, Proctor & Gamble, Colgate, Price Waterhouse Coopers, Quintiles and even Microsoft.
Nicholas’s American clients refer to him as ‘the professor of presentology’. He spends nearly half of his working life in the US teaching, presenting and helping clients make the most of their presentation opportunities.
In this Book
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Killer Presentations — Power the Imagination to Visualise your Point – with PowerPoint
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Preface
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Foreword
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Introduction, A New Approach
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PowerPoint
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Messaging
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Objective Setting
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Presentational Intentions — Educating
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Presentational Intentions — Persuading
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Visualisation
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Visual Devices
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Design
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The Art of Animation
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Delivery
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Final details
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Memorable Presentations
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Conclusions – Why Rules?
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FAQs
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Afterword
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Glossary
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References
