Sally Herigstad says that when you present financial information to team members, investors, or other parties, it’s essential that you not only communicate the basic information, but that you help the audience analyze and actually understand it. To do this, you can create a PowerPoint presentation to help illustrate your points.

If you want audiences to hear what you have to say, showing a bunch of graphs and balance sheets simply won't cut it. Karen Friedman explains how to motivate listeners and move them to action with financial presentations.

The day has finally come when images, be they still or video, are readily accessible to all corporate communicators. No longer is the power and effectiveness of visual communication only for the techno-geeks or those blessed with budgets for outsourced support. Suzanne Scardino Salvo provides advice on how to meet your audience’s expectations.

This article by Joe Kissell of Macworld.com provides tips and tricks for taking Keynote for iPad on the road. You can give impressive presentations from your iPad‚ and perhaps even leave your laptop behind‚ if you prepare well and know what to expect.

In this article, published on the Better Communication Results website, Lee Hopkins reminds us that what is actually said during a presentation is of lesser importance to the audience that how it is said. Presenters need to remember that the audience’s perception may differ from their own.

Do your slides enhance your presentation or are they a distraction? This session introduces the elements of good presentation design. You will learn how to add images that evoke emotion, how and when to include graphs and charts, and five simple design techniques that will take your presentations from boring to wow.

As financial professionals we are often called upon to summarize financial information for various user groups. Although the information is valuable, all those numbers make even the most enthusiastic participant start to nod off. Engaging your audience is worth the effort, and this presentation provides tools to begin crafting better, more engaging financial presentations.

When you work with your bosses and peers, do you ever struggle with getting others to buy in to your ideas and strategies? It is possible to deliver your message with clarity and composure. This webcast will show you how!

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