Last week I attended a presentation designed to help businesses sell to the government of Canada, run by the Office of Small and Medium Enterprises. I was expecting that the information would be useful but perhaps the presentation could be a little boring.
I was pleasantly surprised.
The presenter did a great job of running the seminar as he did three keys things that any presenter or speaker should try to achieve. These key points helped his audience to benefit from his presentation and stay engaged throughout the session.
This article outlines those three key points for a making a great presentation so that you can make a great impression by applying these ideas to your own speeches and presentations. They are: 1) understanding the audience 2) making eye contact and 3) showing enthusiasm.
Understanding the audience
Do you want to connect with your audience and have them pay attention to what you are saying?
If so, before writing your presentation or speech, give some thought to the audience and what they want to hear. A few key questions that any presenter should consider
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