"I know you can't see this..." Sound familiar? We've all seen presentation slides with way too much information. Over-stuffed slides lead to overwhelmed audiences and overwhelmed people don't make the decisions we want them to, instead they disengage and pick up their phones. How can we create slides that clearly convey our message without confusing our audience? This program, newly updated for 2020, shows how to use five easy slide rules to avoid overwhelm and make your message easy to understand.
Objectives
- Identify the right level of detail for the presentation content based on the audience
- Apply the rules to create organized slides that clearly communicate with words, images, and/or data
- Create data or numbers slides that support, not sabotage your point
- See easy-to-access resources for slide design tips and know-how
Wendy Gates Corbett
Refresher Training
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Wendy Gates Corbett, is a global corporate training executive with more than 20 years of presentation experience, including running several profitable multi-million-dollar training businesses. Wendy has designed and delivered more than 2000 presentations and has published several publications on designing impactful presentation slides. She coaches professional athletes and speakers, C-levels, and leaders on delivering more persuasive presentations to both internal and external audiences.
A dreadful experience she had with a professional speaker led her to leave her successful yet stale corporate career in 2013 to embark on her mission: to rid the world of bad presentations and bad presenters (by making them both better and more engaging). Now she speaks at companies and conferences around the world on how to make yourself and your message more memorable.
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