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November 02, 2007 - Raleigh, NC: Delivering a professional quality presentation is far more than gathering and presenting PowerPoint slides. It requires an understanding of presentation techniques along with using the impact features of PowerPoint. Guiding other professional speakers, Lorraine Stephens, president of L. Stephens and Associates and Lorraine Speaks, presented, “Stop the PowerPoint Madness, Please!” to the Denver, Colorado National Speakers Association (NSA) chapter.
Speakers know how to design and deliver a presentation, but what about those “less than stellar” presentations many of us have endured? Stephens’ addressed these issues and taught the attendees:
· How to prepare a presentation from existing documents
· The benefits of charts and ways to best present them
· Pros and cons of various color schemes and designs
· Perfecting presentation timing
· The recommended use of audio and video
· How to Incorporate other information files or websites in presentations
For more information about Lorraine Stephens or this presentation, please email lorraine ( @ ) lorrainespeaks dot com dot
About the National Speakers Association (NSA):
The National Speakers Association (NSA) is the leading organization for professional speakers. NSA’s thousands of members include experts in a variety of industries and disciplines, who reach audiences as trainers, educators, humorists, motivators, consultants, authors, and more. Since 1973, NSA, has provided resources and education designed to advance the skills, integrity and value of its members and speaking profession. More info is found on the website nsaspeaker.org
About Lorraine Stephens:
Lorraine Stephens, is an NSA speaker, author, consultant and trainer with experience in technical support, management, marketing and course development. In addition to presenting workshops that focus on technology, Lorraine also speaks on overcoming obstacles and finding the “sweet-spot” of life. She blends empathy, humor, and information in a manner that moves and motivates her audiences. For more information about Lorraine or to book a seminar, please visit www.lorrainespeaks.com.
Related links:
www.nsaspeaker.org
www.lorrainespeaks.com
