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Objective: Provide tools to be an effective presenter 3 key messages:
• 1: Develop content for your audience, not yourself• 2: Design slides for your decision-makers• 3: Deliver an effective presentation by rehearsing
Theme: Plan how to connect to your audience Stories to tell: Executive preparation, coaching I want the audience to:
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• Presentation Overview• Executive Summary• Format
Develop Your
Content
• Less slides • Only decision-making slidesDesign Your
Slides
• Real rehearsalDeliver With Confidence
Present Situation Behind on the timeline for Project V
Solutions Done Hires one person and offering overtime Talked to outside vendor about costs
Problems 2 people left department Costs for materials doubled, now over projected budget
Change Proposal Executive Summary
Next Steps Hire one more person: our task Senior executive to call and meet with vendor
Benefits • Manufacturing costs reduced• More sales• 2 new market segments
Decision Priorities
• Customers: focus groups said yes• Product ingredients: all organic• New vendors: reliable
Question and AnswerQuestion and AnswerExecutive SummaryExecutive Summary
Question Shall we reformulate the product?
Resellers Are Not Getting Higher IncentivesProblem to Benefits Executive Summary
Why Don’t receive information at the right time Don’t have time to check status of sales numbers Don’t know how close they are to a higher % incentive
Solution Send them a monthly spreadsheet with their information
Benefits for them… Higher incentives More motivated Purchase and sell more of our products
Everyone is more satisfied: They sell & we sell!
Change ProposalExecutive Summary
What’s not working with the present situationChange recommendedBenefits of changeNext steps to implementation
Vision In ActionExecutive Summary
Focus •Text
3 Goals •Text
Collaborations •Text
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Before Plot Point After
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Use A Format
Sell an idea Recommend a strategy Convince people of a
problem
Next Steps
Recommendation
Summary
Examples
2nd Agenda Item
1st Agenda Item
Executive Summary
Convince People of a Problem
Name, Date
List Present Situation Here
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Key Problems
Solutions
Support Needed
Benefits
Present Situation
Describe how we operate today to set the purpose of the presentation
Problem
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Problems with the Present Situation
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Why Solve the Problem?
Advantages
TimeSalesAccuracyCustomer satisfactionProductivityCostMeeting business objectivesLess frustration
Who Benefits
CustomersWhich company functions
Ideas to Solve the Problems
• Advantage • Disadvantage
Idea 1
• Advantage• Disadvantage
Idea 2
• Advantage• Disadvantage
Idea 3
Recommendations to Begin
You gave ideas for solving the problem on slide 18. List here the first recommendation you suggest.
Requirements
CostsPeople neededTime requiredMeetings neededOrganizational buy-inCustomer time
Next Steps
Step Who Is Responsible
List a step here List who is responsible
List a step here List who is responsible
List a step here List who is responsible
Your Questions & Comments
Title: Repeat the Vision
What will be different after the recommendation?• Show a picture• Show new statistics• Blank out the screen and tell a story about how things will
be different
Develop: ContentDevelop: Content
5 minutes to create an executive summary3 minutes to share it with someone else
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Design: slidesDesign: slides Deliver: unique style
Create Understandable Visuals
Words• Same word on a slide one time• No sentences
Titles • Put the key result in the title• Put the key number (s) from the graph
Readable• Type and size: Not all caps
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Company Is On Target
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2006: Wing Expansion
Corporate Barriers That Hamper Agility5
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Overly centralized, slow, or complex decision-makingprocessPoor coordination and control of multiple initiatives inorganizationInconsistent communication of objectives, targetsBoundaries, real or imagined, that impede free flow ofinformation and ideas across the organizationUnclear accountabilityInsufficient employee skills, talentsRestrictive rules and processes related to operational,administrative activitiesManagers' lack of access to up-to-date performanceinformationIncompatible information systemsOther
* Macias-Lizaso, G, and Thiel, K. “Building A Nimble Organization: A McKinsey Global Survey.” The McKinsey Quarterly, Web exclusive, July 2006.
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Reduce Barriers That Hamper Agility
13%Inconsistent communication of objectives, targets
13%Boundaries, real or imagined, that impede free flow of information and ideas
Unclear accountability 12%
26%Overly centralized, complex decision-making processes
13%Poor coordination and control of multiple initiatives in organization
* Macias-Lizaso, G, and Thiel, K. “Building A Nimble Organization: A McKinsey Global Survey.” The McKinsey Quarterly, Web exclusive, July 2006.
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Total deposit
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In better locations
30% Execution
47% Location - local retail environment, small business demand, overall site visibility, brand strength of local competition
23% Demographics - household income, household growth, population density
Source: Hal Hopson and Stephen Rymers, 2003
What is the best predictor of branch profitability?What is the best predictor of branch profitability?
Source: Hal Hopson and Stephen Rymers, 2003
30% Execution
47% LocationLocal retail environment, small business demand, overall site visibility, brand strength of local competition
23% DemographicsHousehold income, household growth, population density
• Management’s execution of the branch
• Household income• Household growth• Population density
• Local retail environment• Small business demand• Overall site visibility• Brand strength of local competition
Predicting Branch Behavior Predicting Branch Behavior
30% Execution
23% Demographics
47% Location
Source: Hal Hopson and Stephen Rymers, 2003
Ways You Can Practice Calming Your Nervousness Before & During A Talk
You have to breathe when you are talking in front of people Too many customer care issues You have to rehearse out loud at least one time. Try to rehearse at least two to three
times. While you are waiting to present, take some deep breaths Get some people to listen to you as you rehearse. They can give you useful
feedback. Be nice to yourself and encourage yourself as you speak
• Yes, you sound confident• Yes, you recuperated very well after that last question
When you tell stories, you relax and can use some emotion Stories engage the audience and they like to then go tell others the story you may
have told Don’t say these comments to yourself
• I don’t know what I am talking about• I know I sound nervous and my voice cracks
Breathe
Self-Talk
Practice
Tell Stories
Before: Practice slow inhales and exhales During: Take time to breathe and relax
Rehearse out loud Get people to listen
Before: Say positive comments to yourself During: Say encouraging comments
Relax and calm you Engage the audience
Calm Yourself When Presenting
Diversity Scorecard Project
USC
Math Placement Results: 100 Students
105 112 115 125Calculus
265AfricanAmericans 38 17638 1
Whites 1526 1121 27
923 23Asians 15 30
33Latinos 40 37 17
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Diversity Scorecard Project
USCDiversity Scorecard Project
USC
>3.5 3.0-3.49 2.5-2.99 <2.49
GPA Distribution for Graduating Seniors
Whites
Latinos
Asians
AfricanAmericans
23%40% 14%23%
9% 34% 26%32%
25%38% 15%22%
22% 38%33%8%
Diversity Scorecard Project
USCDiversity Scorecard Project
USC
>3.5 3.0-3.49 2.5-2.99 <2.49
GPA Distribution for Graduating Seniors
Whites 40%23%
Latinos 9% 34%
Asians 38%22%
AfricanAmericans 22%8%
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Valve Gates
Plunger-type valve pin closes the gate with a diametrical seal
Why?Plunger gates don’t require force to shut-off the gatemake a consistent ejector-pin type vestige
Why?Pneumatics can’t force the pin into the gate preventing damage to the gate
Agenda (cont.)
Pre-workQuestionnaire
Looking at personal results
Intro to Kolb
Learning Styles
Practical application in HMI LS
groups
Presentation of data of several
studiesApplication of Kolb LS on curriculum
development
Synthesis
How can this be applied to our teaching
designs
What?
If?
Part 1
Part 2
Part 4
Part 3
Part 4
Part 3
Part 1
Part 2
Agenda
Lookingat personal
results
Practical applicationin HMI LS
groups
Presentationof data
of several studies
Applicationof Kolb LS
on curriculum development
Synthesis
Pre-workquestionnaire
Application our teaching
designs
Introto Kolblearningstyles
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MSL
Str
ateg
ic D
iffer
entia
tion Ultimately, MSLs Can Create More
Value by Seeing Broader Landscapes
…and understanding how they are perceived as well
MSLs Create More Value…
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South America – Conserving A Continent
TNC: In Partnerships To ProtectPut your name and date here
CREDIT
Protected…46.8 million hectares8,000 kilometers of rivers worldwide100 marine conservation projects
© Sergio Pucci / TNC; © Chris Helzer / TNC; © Nancy Sefton
CAFI (Brazil)
Importance
• Biological and cultural diversity• World’s largest rain forest• > 1/5th in indigenous lands
60
CAFI (Brazil): Stewards of The Forest
• COIAB: > 90 member groups• Training environmental agents• Management plans
• 3 classes graduated• 60 agents trained• Millions of hectares mapped
and covered by management plans
Work Results
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Jackets Portray Authority
(John T. Malloy, New Women’s Dress for Success)
Practice Pro-Active Success
Practice out loud Put yourself in a good mood Practice using technology Get there early
“Tell me something I don’t know!!!”
“Free” Delivery Skills HandoutJust Email Claudyne
Seminars• Winning Presentations Seminar• Creating PowerPoint Presentations That Get Your Point Across
Individual Presentation Coaching Speech: The Tango of Presenting
Claudyne Wilder of [email protected]
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