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Tag Archives: presentation
A Tradeshow You Can Win At!
Three kinds of people go to tradeshows: those who want solutions, those who solve problems and those who bring the two together. Having played all three of those roles throughout my career I know it’s a challenge to design a conference that maximizes the value for everyone.
Posted in Communication, Current Affairs, Leadership, Web/Tech
Also tagged Leadership, Peter Montoya, TechLeaders conference, booth, financial service, innovation, solutions, tradeshow, value, winner
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Is This The Ideal Business Convention?
I’ll say this on behalf of all companies with a product to sell: we all work hard to bring great products to market for a reason. So why shouldn’t everyone have a great chance to present their hard work to the world on a platform that actually reaches the right audience? We do deserve that and here’s how Peter makes that possible.
Posted in Communication, Current Affairs, Efficiency, Leadership, Travel
Also tagged Peter Montoya, TechLeaders, conference, convention, financial services, marketing, sales, technology, tradeshow
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How to Know Your Audience
You’ve heard the phrase “know your audience” but do you know how to do that? Of course it means to know who is in your audience, what their general preferences are, to know different ways to relate to them, etc. Assuming you know who you’re talking to, how do you communicate in a way that allows them to easily understand your points?
Posted in Communication
Also tagged Communication, acronyms, concise, know your audience, meeting, understand
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Take An Extra Step Before You Present
The lesson here is to know your presentation technology. Whether it be Powerpoint, a microphone, a conference call, or even the mute button on your headset, it truly pays to take a few minutes well before the call to become familiar with the basic operation of the tools.
When Critiquing Others, Try Critiquing Yourself Too
If you offer your feedback through the viewpoint of how you can improve your own skills then you open the door for reciprocal feedback and both of you can use the discussion to help each other improve.