Why do some presentations and speeches rock, while some others suck? We set out to find the answer by interviewing the people we have worked and people we think have interesting views to presentations. Uncover the secrets in this Slideshare. If you want to discuss presentation creation or design. Contact: timo@havain.fi / @Timo_Havain (Twitter) / linkedin.com/in/timosorri -

1. The
secrets ofdelivering
impactful
presentations
impactful
presentations
Curated by:
#ImpactfulPrez

2. rockWhy do some presentations rock?

3. suckWhile most presentations suck.

4. What is the secret ingredient that
makes a presentation or speech
IMPACTFUL?IMPACTFUL?

5. We set out to find the answer.

6. By asking from some of the
people we have worked with...

7. and people who we think have
interesting views to presentations.

8. ONE RECOMMENDATION
What is your number
ONE RECOMMENDATION
for making a presentation
impactful?

9. So here you go...

10. impactful
8 secrets8 secrets
to delivering
impactful
presentations
Curated by:

11. John Zimmer
Seven-time European Champion
of Public Speaking, Presentation
Trainer

12. LOSE THE JARGON.
It serves no purpose to
sound sophisticated if
people can't understand
what you are talking
about.
- John Zimmer
Q: What is your
number one
recommendation
for making a
presentation
impactful?

13. Stephanie Evergreen
Information Designer,
Evergreen Data

14. Even the most bullet-riddled
presentations can be saved if
we all commit to expressing
ONE - AND ONLY ONE -
IDEA PER SLIDE .
- Stephanie Evergreen
Q: What is your
number one
recommendation
for making a
presentation
impactful?

15. Petri Rajaniemi
Keynote Speaker, Thinker

16. Try to find or imagine the need
behind the obvious need of the
audience. My motto is to
always SAY SOMETHING NO
ONE ELSE SAYS. And that is
not easy.
- Petri Rajaniemi
Q: What is your
number one
recommendation
for making a
presentation
impactful?

17. Outi Lammi
Presentation Graphics
Trainer and Author

18. It certainly helps to HAVE A CLEAR
"WHY". For that you have to know
two things: what is the purpose of
your presentation, and who are the
people who will participate in it.
- Outi Lammi
Q: What is your
number one
recommendation
for making a
presentation
impactful?

19. Dr. Michelle Mazur
CEO & Speech Designer,
Communication Rebel

20. Stop cramming in more information
into your presentation thinking that
you're making your presentation more
valuable to the audience. Instead,
focus your speech on ONE BIG IDEA
that moves your audience to action
and helps the audience remember and
spread your message.
- Dr Michelle Mazur
Q: What is your
number one
recommendation
for making a
presentation
impactful?

21. André Noël Chaker
Keynote Speaker, Author

22. Know your audience
(profile/expectations)
- André Noël Chaker
Q: What is your
number one
recommendation
for making a
presentation
impactful?

23. Lea Pica
Digital Analytics, Presentation
& Visualization Consultant

24. Think of HOW YOUR PRESENTATION WILL
SERVE YOUR AUDIENCE, not the other way
around. You are on that stage to create a
teachable, memorable experience for them that
inspires. Find your common ground, bond them to
you by showing you're one of them with a story of
how you've experienced and conquered their
struggle.
- Lea Pica
Q: What is your
number one
recommendation
for making a
presentation
impactful?

25. Oscar Santolalla
Time to Shine Podcast Host,
Presentation Trainer

26. START WITH PEN AND PAPER.
Only when you have made your ideas,
the structure of your talk, and your
words very clear, jump to PowerPoint
or your favorite tool. Never start with a
blank slide trying to bring ideas.
- Oscar Santolalla
Q: What is your
number one
recommendation
for making a
presentation
impactful?

27. That´s it for now.
But stay tuned for the next episode.

28. Made in PowerPoint with love:
By Havain
www.havain.fi