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Master the Art of Exceptional Presentations

For decades, Speakeasy has been at the forefront of transforming leaders into captivating speakers. Our executive presentation training programs are meticulously crafted to give professionals the tools they need to create compelling narratives, design powerful presentations, and deliver them with unmatched conviction.

With a focus on storytelling techniques, impactful slide design, executive presence , and assertive delivery, we bring out the unique speaker in every leader. We go beyond just technique – we help you find your voice, and ensure it resonates in any boardroom.

Increased confidence among presenters when using a well-designed slide - TechSmith

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Flexible Program Options for Any Schedule

At Speakeasy, we understand that life is filled with diverse commitments and schedules can vary greatly. That’s why we offer a comprehensive array of programs to accommodate every professional’s unique circumstances. Whether you prefer the traditional in-person classroom experience, the convenience of live online virtual sessions, or the autonomy of self-administered digital courses, we have the perfect fit for you.

What to Expect From Executive Presentation Training

A commanding presentation can be the defining factor in clinching deals, influencing stakeholders, and propelling your career forward. Here are five compelling reasons to invest in executive presentation training:

• Enhanced Presentation Skills: Our training polishes your ability to design striking slides, narrate compelling stories, and deliver with a clear, confident voice.
• Masterful Storytelling: Learn the techniques to weave stories that engage, captivate, and drive your message home.
• Robust Audience Engagement: Grasp how to read and respond to your audience, ensuring active participation and lasting impact.
• Strategic Slide Design: Make every slide count. Learn the art of creating visual aids that complement and amplify your message.
• Preparedness for Varied Scenarios : Be it boardrooms, webinars, or international

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At Speakeasy Inc., we’re dedicated to helping high-potential professionals rediscover the art of conversation, create lasting connections, and elevate their personal communication style. In today’s fast-paced digital world, authentic, face-to-face communication is more important than ever before. Here’s why you should choose Speakeasy:

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Our team of experienced coaches are passionate about communication and its power to transform lives. We bring together the latest research and time-tested techniques to help you become a confident, engaging, and influential communicator in any situation.

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We understand that each individual has unique strengths and areas for improvement when it comes to communication. That’s why our programs are tailored to your specific needs, ensuring that you receive the guidance and support necessary to achieve your personal and professional goals.

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We believe that the best way to learn is by doing. Our immersive workshops and one-on-one coaching sessions provide ample opportunities for you to practice and refine your communication skills in a supportive, feedback-driven environment.

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Mastering Advanced Presentation Skills: Engage, Inspire, Captivate

Effective presentation skills are crucial in today’s professional world.

They allow individuals to communicate their ideas, influence others, and create a lasting impact.

While basic presentation skills are essential, advanced presentation skills take it a step further, enabling presenters to engage, inspire, and captivate their audience.

In this guide, we will explore what advanced presentation skills entail, provide examples of their application in the workplace, and discuss five methods to improve these skills.

Additionally, we will highlight how Oak Innovation can assist in advancing the careers of teams and organizations through customizable training course material.

Defining Advanced Presentation Skills

Advanced presentation skills go beyond the fundamentals of public speaking. They involve a deeper understanding of audience dynamics, effective storytelling techniques, and the ability to adapt to various presentation formats and settings.

Advanced presenters possess the expertise to engage diverse audiences, convey complex information clearly, and leave a lasting impression.

Examples of Advanced Presentation Skills in the Workplace

• Storytelling : Advanced presenters know how to craft compelling narratives that resonate with their audience. They use storytelling techniques to create an emotional connection, making their message more memorable and impactful.
• Visual Aids : Advanced presenters utilize visual aids, such as slides or multimedia elements, to enhance their presentations. They understand how to design visually appealing and informative materials that support their message without overwhelming the audience.
• Audience Analysis : Advanced presenters conduct thorough audience analysis to tailor their presentations accordingly. They consider factors such as demographics, knowledge levels, and interests to deliver content that is relevant and engaging to their specific audience.
• Nonverbal Communication : Advanced presenters are aware of the power of nonverbal communication. They use body language, gestures, and facial expressions to convey confidence, enthusiasm, and authenticity, thereby establishing a stronger connection with their audience.
• Handling Q&A Sessions : Advanced presenters excel in handling question and answer sessions. They anticipate potential questions, prepare thoughtful responses, and engage in active listening. They use these sessions as an opportunity to further reinforce their message and address any concerns or doubts.

Methods to Improve Advanced Presentation Skills

• Continuous Learning : Stay updated with the latest presentation techniques, industry trends, and communication strategies. Attend workshops, seminars, and webinars to expand your knowledge and refine your skills.
• Practice and Feedback : Regularly practice your presentations, either in front of a mirror or with a trusted colleague. Seek feedback to identify areas for improvement and work on refining your delivery, content, and overall presentation style.
• Video Recording : Record your presentations to analyze your performance objectively. Pay attention to your body language, vocal tone, and clarity of message. Identify areas where you can make adjustments to enhance your overall presentation.
• Public Speaking Clubs : Join public speaking clubs or organizations, such as Toastmasters, to gain valuable experience and receive constructive feedback from experienced speakers. These clubs provide a supportive environment for honing your presentation skills.
• Mentorship and Coaching : Seek guidance from experienced presenters or hire a presentation skills coach. They can provide personalized feedback, offer valuable insights, and help you develop a unique presentation style that aligns with your strengths.

Oak Innovation: Advancing Careers with Customizable Training Course Material

Oak Innovation offers customizable training course material designed to enhance advanced presentation skills within teams and organizations.

Our comprehensive training materials cover a wide range of topics, including effective storytelling, visual aids design, audience analysis, nonverbal communication, and handling Q&A sessions.

By utilizing Oak Innovation’s resources, teams and organizations can develop their presentation skills, improve communication, and ultimately advance their careers.

In conclusion, advanced presentation skills are essential for professionals looking to make a lasting impact in the workplace.

By understanding what these skills entail, exploring examples of their application, and implementing effective methods for improvement, individuals can enhance their presentation abilities.

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Delivering Dynamic Presentations

Your message must resonate with the audience.

Your message must resonate with the audience. How you say it—your delivery—is important. It often takes a dynamic delivery to get people to pay attention, listen, and fully consider your ideas. For a more effective delivery, follow the principles outlined below:

General Guidelines

• Confidence: To boost confidence and decrease anxiety, prepare well and make an intentional effort to focus on your audience, not on yourself. Remember that your primary role is to serve your listeners, not to impress them. When your priorities are straight, you’ll accomplish both.   
• Posture: Good posture projects energy and confidence. Plant your feet shoulder-width apart and stand tall.
• Enthusiasm: Enthusiasm is contagious. If you’re excited about your subject and show it, your audience will get excited, too. If you just won the lottery, you’d probably exclaim, “I won!!!” If you simply said, “Oh, by the way, I won the lottery,” people would think you’re strange. When you’re enthusiastic, your gestures will be more natural and animated. 
• Eye contact: Mentally divide the room into quarters or thirds, and make eye contact with individuals in all sections. Connect with a person in one part of the room for two to three seconds; then move on and connect with a person in another part of the room.   
• Gestures: In everyday conversations, virtually everyone uses gestures. When speaking to a group, the gestures need to be exaggerated. The larger the group, the more pronounced the gestures need to be. Increase the force of your gestures by holding them for several seconds before releasing them, or by standing perfectly still for a few seconds before gesturing.   
• Pauses: Points hurled at your audience in rapid-fire succession will be as hard to catch as rapidly thrown baseballs. Pause from time to time to allow your listeners to assimilate what you have said and prepare for what you are about to say. Study how professional comedians use pauses to set up punch lines.

“To summarize where we are at this point…”

• Colorful words: Use specific nouns and verbs to create word pictures that engage your audience.

“ The black BMW convertible roared….” is more descriptive than

“The car went….”

• Show your emotions: The audience connects with speakers who are willing to reveal their gut-level feelings about personal issues and problems they have faced. 

One of the most powerful ways to increase the impact of your presentation is through the use of contrast. Look at YouTube videos of some leading professional speakers, such as Craig Valentine, Tom Peters, Zig Ziglar, and Tony Robbins. Notice how they vary voice levels, gestures, postures, speed of delivery, and other speaking characteristics.   

To increase the dramatic effect of your delivery, learn to vary the elements below:

• Posture: Stand straight > lean in toward audience
• Gestures: None > expansive
• Movement: Stand still > walk about
• Tone: Serious > light-hearted
• Volume: Loud > soft
• Delivery speed: Fast > slow
• Format: Statements > questions

The more contrast you have in your delivery, the more likely you will keep the attention of your audience. 

Visual Aids

Effective visual aids can add punch to your presentation and help your listeners understand your message. PowerPoint, videos, and other new technologies have made visual aids more accessible and effective. Use them whenever you think they will enhance your talk. 

But remember that visual aids are meant to be just that—“aids.” They should support your presentation, not call attention to themselves. Make sure your visual is clearly visible to all members of the audience. Poor visual aids are worse than none at all.

Pictures are better for conveying emotions than words, and graphs and charts can be much more effective for communicating data. Use videos that are short but entertaining. I try to keep my videos to around two to three minutes long. Before showing a video, tell the audience what you want them to focus on. 

Keep things simple. Many inexperienced presenters put too many words on a slide. I recommend no more than 10 to 12. Use font size 32 or larger. Make your slides dramatic, and use words and pictures that are fresh and original. Introduce each major point with a unique but consistent slide design. 

Maintain eye contact with the audience when you are showing your slides. Explain the information on the slide before discussing its significance. Listeners need to understand information before they can process it.   

Rehearse your presentation until it is polished and you are confident. Practice isn’t a lot of fun and it takes time and effort, but it will help you avoid embarrassing mistakes and increase the probability of a successful talk. 

Some managers procrastinate out of laziness. They hope everything works out, and it seldom does. Others fail to practice out of fear. They’re nervous about the upcoming talk, and a rehearsal is the next worst thing, which is to be avoided as much as possible. If this is your situation, push through the fear. Practice actually will decrease your anxiety, because it will increase your confidence. 

Practice your delivery in front of a mirror and in front of colleagues. Record or videotape your rehearsals for especially important talks. Review the recording to evaluate how you look and sound. Ask colleagues for feedback.

As part of your practice session, check your visual aids. If you have data to distribute to your audience, put it into a separate document. Don’t use your slide deck as a data repository.

After your talk, take 10 minutes to write down what you could do better the next time. There’s always room for improvement.

You’ll Like It!

Public speaking is one of the most important leadership skills and one of the most neglected. The very thought of giving a presentation strikes fear in the hearts of many people. But it doesn’t need to be so. With a reasonable amount of effort, you will be able to deliver effective talks with confidence. And you’ll even grow to enjoy it!

The principles outlined in this article will get you started. Read some of the other excellent books that are available. Seek out opportunities to speak in public. Consider joining Toastmasters International. Practice. Practice. Practice. Your career will thank you for it!

Paul B. Thornton is speaker, trainer, and professor of business administration at Springfield Technical Community College, Springfield, MA, where he teaches principles of management, organizational behavior, and principles of leadership. His latest book is “Management—Principles and Practices,” 5 th edition; he’s also the author of “Leadership—Off the Wall.” He can be contacted at [email protected] .

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Dynamic Presentation Skills: Two-Day Virtual Program

Dynamic Presentation Skills

Dynamic Presentation Skills is a highly interactive workshop is for any businessperson who wants to be more impactful in web-based presentations, group meetings, one-on-ones, and other extemporaneous communications. Over the course of five key topics, we will progressively build and layer learnings to focus on customizing presentations for the intended audience.

Participants will have facilitated group feedback on content, clarity and memorability, presentational style, interaction & difficult questions, expectations and listener awareness issues.

Day One: 9:00 – 11:30 virtual session for 10 participants, with breakout exercises

LISTENER ADAPTABILITY

• Analyze listeners to ensure relevance of information
• Customize presentation for intended audience
• Expand or contract information to match time constraints
• Prioritize for emphasis of key messages

CLEAR AND MEMORABLE CONTENT: GET TO THE POINT

• Generate clear, succinct, listener-focused communications
• Avoid “data-dumping” to be more persuasive and influencing
• Utilize a simple yet powerful Message Map tool to structure your ideas
• Optimize opening and closing statements
• Make key information memorable with visuals, examples, stories, analogy, and references

Day One: 12:30 – 5:15 Practice, Coaching & Facilitated Feedback

PRACTICE AND COACHING SESSIONS FOCUSED ON MORNING AGENDA ITEMS

12:30-1:45   Group A of 4 participants 2:15-3:30     Group B of 3 participants 4:00-5:15     Group C of 3 participants

Day Two: 9:00 – 11:30 virtual session for 10 participants, with breakout exercises

STRENGTHEN BEHAVIORS AND EXECUTIVE PRESENCE

• Eliminate distracting idiosyncrasies and nervousness
• Strengthen executive presence
• Project confidence and conviction
• Use effective eye contact, pausing, and voice
• Manage attention in Virtual meetings w/ tips for live presentations

AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT AND INTERACTION MANAGEMENT

• Generate support and buy-in
• Incorporate feedback without losing focus
• Deal effectively with interruption
• Stay on track and reinforce key messages
• Answer difficult questions

Day Two: 12:30 – 5:15 Practice, Coaching & Facilitated Feedback

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Dynamic Presenter

Introduction to ‘Dynamic Presenter’

Dynamic communication can be the main driver of positive outcomes for your teams, your meetings and your business as a whole. This training delivers a wide toolkit of skills for dynamic presenting to audiences of all sizes and all types, and can be adapted to every kind of business.

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Training overview

Drawing on our business storytelling, body language and voice skills, amongst other techniques, we’ll focus on your specific needs, such as pitching ideas internally, influencing upwards or making data updates more compelling. 

Whether you’re presenting virtually or face-to-face, to a large group or one-to-one, this scientifically proven training will provide you with a range of skills for all personal and professional situations. 

These techniques also transfer across all communication channels, so your messages can engage, influence and shine in emails, reports and documents as well as pitches, presentations and speeches. Your delegates will also learn how to manage objections, resolve conflicts and handle challenging conversations to create a win-win scenario for all parties.

Develop your presence, authority and persuasion skills by learning the six key body language techniques used by great communicators. Then learn how to apply them to achieve maximum impact and influence in your meetings, pitches and presentations.

Bring your voice to life. Learn advanced techniques used by actors, newsreaders and great public speakers to engage, convince and speak with authority, as well as how techniques vary for online and in-person scenarios.

Using the ‘GRID’ method to focus your message through script, structure and storytelling. Discover how to focus your ideas and content so they completely engage your audience with the most proven system in the world for building a story and persuading people.

Learn how to be the mentor in your business communications and guide your audience away from their current challenges and towards a better future. We’ll examine the roles of heroes and mentors in films, and also look at examples from TED Talks to see what we can transfer to a business/presentation context.

Learn techniques applied by TV journalists to enhance your ideas, make your presentations or pitches more memorable, and escape ‘Death by Powerpoint’. See how successful presenters have used visual aids to more effectively communicate their message. 

Discover the ECPC principles for objection handling and having more meaningful conversations. Learn how to handle questions and objections so that you build relationships, rapport and respect – both for your ideas and your team. Make your colleagues feel valued through stronger, more reciprocal relationships.

Explore the psychology of influence and the core techniques used by global advertising companies. Learn how to harness these tools in your meetings and messages to achieve maximum impact and influence.

Training methods

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Meet your coaches

Communication specialists drawing from a wealth of techniques and experience in broadcasting, journalism, national television and theatre.

Richard Newman

Richard Newman is an award-winning expert in Leadership Communication, Storytelling and Influence, working in advanced communication since 1995.

Emily Fairman

Emily started her career working with the Guardian News Group, writing and producing corporate films & audio programmes for clients.

Chetan Pathak

Chetan is an award-winning Broadcast Journalist, with over 15 years experience working for the BBC across television and radio.

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Following 3 years training at The Oxford School of Drama, Jamie has been working internationally as a professional actor for the past 17 years.

Alina Jenkins

Alina Jenkins is an award-winning BBC presenter & broadcaster with a background in communicating science. She is also a keynote speaker, executive coach and hosts our podcasts.

Mark Seddon

Mark has been a professional actor for almost 20 years. Since training at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, he has performed on stage in West End shows including The Woman In Black and has toured internationally.

Charlie Evans

Charlie studied acting in both London and New York and is an accomplished and accredited, trained actress. She is also a qualified and inspiring psychotherapist tailoring therapy and coaching to the individual client, integrating the affective, behavioural, cognitive and psychological systems to gain insight and understanding of one’s issues.

Georgie Palmer

Georgie Palmer is a broadcast journalist, TV presenter, voice-over artist, events host and writer with over 25 years presenting experience including 8 years at the BBC as a weather presenter and entertainment correspondent.

Jennifer Bartram

Jennifer is a multilingual TV and radio presenter who is passionate about language and communication.

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Maisanna specialises in communication skills training for international clients in the business and medical worlds. She speaks English, Spanish, Arabic, Italian and French.

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We provide detailed workbooks for the training and encourage delegates to fill them in and refer to their notes regularly after the session. We also have a suite of blogs, podcasts and videos to support the learning.

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You’ll have access to your training instantly, anywhere in the world, at any time for a 3-month period, along with a digital PDF workbook to download. We also include an audiobook with 7 hours of additional content to deepen your learning.

What is the difference between one, two and three-day courses?

Simply, additional modules and learning plus more coaching time. We understand that time and budget are sometimes limited, so we offer one-day courses to provide a valuable foundation. Adding on additional days allows you to dive deeper into communication and presentation skills through advanced body language and managing difficult conversations to questioning, listening, and peak performance mindset. We are happy to tailor the training to meet your budget, time and goals.

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Course Length: 2 days - With differences between virtual and in-person presentations

Course Overview

A great presenter delivering an effective presentation has two notable qualities: appropriate skills and personal confidence. Confidence comes from knowing what you want to say, a plan for delivering your message and being comfortable with your communication skills. In this two-day workshop you will master the skills that will make you a better speaker and presenter, both virtually and in person. You will take home worksheets regarding the consideration of your proposed audience, what information you want to convey, different engagement tactics based on your delivery method, understanding the different requirements and audience needs of virtual vs in-person presentations, main points of your presentation, how to introduce pictures, videos, drawings, etc., to each type of audience and anticipated questions, all essential elements that need to be considered before the actual presentation is even produced.

Prerequisites

PowerPoint Part 1 or equivalent knowledge

PowerPoint Part 2 or equivalent knowledge

It is recommended before class you formulate several areas of interest you would be interested in developing for work during the hands-on exercises in class.

Course Outline

• Explore key communication skills, including how to start and end a conversation. The need for a shorter introduction when presenting virtually and continuing the presentation by talking with and not to your audience.
• Examine and understand how specific details impact the creation of effective communication and how those details need to be presented differently in live and virtual presentations. Differences in attention spans for virtual vs in-person presentations.
• Impressions made by the speaker’s characteristics. Exam different methods of exuding a positive characteristic virtually and in person.
• Personality types and what it means to you as a presenter. Different means of reading in person and virtually.
• Positive self-talk – learn how to build your self-confidence
• Trust – the idea of rapport and how it can build relationships.
• Maximizing the most of the meeting.
• Body language, verbal responses.
• Sticky situations
• The Five S’s of a good presentation
• Audience profiles
• Examine 8 key elements of a presenter’s message
• Different visual aids to add punch for in-person versus a virtual presentation
• Technical and visual considerations. Handling the dissemination of login information for virtual presentations and appropriate platforms for delivery.
• Preparation and presentation of an individual short presentation

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Gain contemporary skills and knowledge.

Authentic, dynamic presentation is essential for professionals in all fields – and increasingly important for standing out in digital settings.

This course is ideal for anyone wanting to communicate more effectively and confidently, whether via your computer, in the meeting room or at the podium.

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Using tactics from performance art, field research and psychology, learn to portray your message effectively with confidence, and keep your audience engaged by speaking from the heart.

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Learn about peak performance and how to perform at optimum settings in high pressure situations – whether via your computer or at the podium – and to use the body’s own systems to keep your nerves in check.

Bring your personal style to presenting

Benefit from personal coaching to find your personal presenting style and learn how to use posture and body language to affect how you are perceived, and how to make personal-professional contact.

Harness the art of rhetoric, persuasion and storytelling

Drawing on lessons from the great presenters – from the Ancient Greeks to Steve Jobs, learn to utilise simple debating skills, construct a compelling narrative, and project and resonate using your vocal cords safely.

For a full list of topics, see the course details below.

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For individuals

To take Dynamic Presentations as a stand-alone course, you'll pay the normal price.

$880.00 AUD (inc GST)

Please contact Student Support to pay by invoice.

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Course details

Dynamic Presentations is ideal for anyone who needs to communicate clearly and authentically to their teams or stakeholders, deliver difficult content or messages, or advocate ideas in a range of settings.

There are no eligibility requirements.

This course has been designed for a wide range of industries and professionals.

During the course you will prepare, practice and perform a short presentation, using learned techniques. You'll receive personal coaching and constructive feedback to build your authentic style and ensure you come away with skills you can apply immediately.

Key content areas include:

• Body – how to use your posture and body language to affect how you are perceived
• Voice – how to project, and resonate, while looking after your vocal cords
• Authenticity – how to make personal-professional contact, and keep your audience engaged
• Purpose – how to get to the crux of your message, and speak from the heart
• Rhetoric – how to structure an argument and utilise simple debating skills
• Oral storytelling – the art of constructing a compelling narrative
• Peak performance – perform at optimum settings, using the body’s own systems to keep your nerves in check.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to:

• Understand a range of historical and theoretical contexts for performance
• Select from a diverse range of performance styles for a targeted public performance
• Use appropriate performance skills and techniques for specialist audiences
• Use safe body, voice and communications techniques.

Dynamic Presentations is taught by experts from the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music, bringing together tactics from performance art, field research and psychology.

This course will be delivered on campus over a single day.

• Online - 2 x 4 hour sessions (2 days)
• Face-to-face - 1 x 8 hour session (1 day); or 2 x 4 hour sessions (2 days)

Dynamic Presentations can be taken as a stand-alone course or complemented with any other course in the Artful Communications suite, in any order.

Artful Communications includes:

• Finding Your Persuasive Voice
• Creative Digital Communications
• Collaborative Leadership
• Improvisation, Influence and Engagement
• Generating Creativity (Melbourne MicroCert)
• Professional Boundaries (Melbourne MicroCert)-->