The myths behind investor presentations What is a good Investor Presentation? What do investors expect to know about your venture? In this webinar, I gave in front of Startup Mentors, consultants, and finders, I addressed some myths and thoughts of mine. This is a recording from a GVI event. For more details about GVI : […]
This time, something more personal … How exciting! When I was last in the U.S. (September 2021), participating in the “Presentation Summit,” I was invited to take part in a panel recorded for our leading podcast – “The Presentation Podcast.” That was such a great experience! We gathered five women who own presentation businesses […]
5.4 million tons. Can we really grasp this number? In a previous post, I wrote about DATA VISUALIZATION or, for short, DATA VIZ. There are those who are familiar with the concept and others who are less familiar – but both will automatically think of tables, graphs, pie charts and columns. From a […]
THE BEST PRESENTATION (any presentation) IN 10 STEPS No matter what kind of presentation you’re preparing for, any and EVERY PRESENTATION CONSISTS OF 10 STEPS, and two more. Before diving in, let’s get this right from the start; a presentation isn’t necessarily a slideshow. A presentation is any address or content a presenter communicates […]
Stortytelling and data go way way back… I wrote this article about data visualization for the “Presentation Guru” website a few years back, but it’s just as relevant today as it was then. So I thought I’d share it with you. Visual communication has been around since cavemen painted on walls in prehistoric times. […]
Business presentations tend to turn into “red tasks.” Why does preparing presentations in general – and business presentations in particular – become “red tasks”, or ones that we keep postponing until there is no way to avoid it any longer? How many times have you found yourself in front of the computer, two or three […]
Planning a presentation – is just like planning any project Every business presentation, and certainly presentations that need to motivate others to act, should be conducted as a project in every way. Planning your presentation begins with defining the project itself (in this case the presentation’s objectives), building a work plan that includes preparing and […]
Is size not important? How many languages are there? More than you think. In a very interesting article – “How many languages are there in the world“? by Stephen R. Anderson, he states that ” As of 2009, at least a portion of the bible had been translated into 2,508 different languages, still a long […]
Are we all seeing the same thing? When planning a presentation – whether it is for a client with global connections, offices or clients, or for a global firm you work for – one should always take into consideration that the image deck we prepare needs to be appropriate for more than just one language. […]
