ComPubSp: Presentation Sin-The Practical Guide to Stop Offending (and Start Impressing) Your Audience

This is a NCPMI Communication & Public Speaking CoP- NCPL Toastmasters Club Meeting. The Meeting includes prepared speech, table topics, networking, evaluations, jokes and multiple meeting operations roles.

1. This  meeting is free for NCPMI & North Carolina Project Leaders Toastmasters (NCPL) members
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3. Snack/Finger food will be provided
4. PDUs will be reported by NCPMI
5. PMPs are required to provide their PMI numbers in order that their PDUs can be reported
6. Please arrive on time in order that the meeting can start promptly
7. Please leave the facility in equal or better condition than you found it
8. The meeting will take place at Cisco in Building 12, 7200 Kit Creek Rd, Morrisville, NC.  Click on Location for directions.  When you arrive, PLEASE LOOK FOR THE NCPMI & North Carolina Project Leaders Toastmasters signs.
9. Please note that there are other Toastmasters clubs meeting at Cisco. Please ensure that you attend the correct meeting- NCPMI Communication & Public Speaking CoP- NCPL Toastmasters Club Meeting.

 Abstract:

Are you committing the most common presentation sins and UNKNOWINGLY offending your audience when you speak?  In this presentation the speaker The speaker will give a number of  public speaking tips from his book, Presentation Sin: The Practical Guide to Stop Offending (and Start Impressing) Your Audience

Learning Objectives:

Attendees will get a better understanding of how they can: 

1. Present with the appearance of confidence, passion, and professionalism.
2. Create presentations and content that your audience will not only be able to remember, but they’ll also be able to repeat and get excited about
3. Connect with your audience in such a way that they keep their eyes glued on you.

 Whether you have an audience of one or 1,000, you should attend this presentation because:

• Like it or not, you are being judged for your presentations. (And, yes, there IS a standard by which you are being judged. The definition of sin is to offend against a principle or standard.)
• You are (likely) violating these standards in meetings, sales presentations, job interviews, one-on-one conversations, and speeches every day.
• Your presentations are falling flat because either your delivery skills stink or your content stinks, or both.
• Your audience is not responding the way you’d like. Heck, they’re even ignoring you.
• You don’t know what success in presenting looks like, and are just floundering in your approach.

The Presentation and further reading from his  book will teach you the standards by which you are being judged so you can knock that next presentation, interview, speech, meeting, sales presentation,…. out of the park!

Keynote Speech by: Alan Hoffler Trainer, Speaker, Consultant, Coach, Executive Director and Principal Trainer, MillsWyck Communications

Alan Hoffler is an in-demand speaker, trainer, and coach. He has made a living as a high school teacher, college instructor, a corporate trainer, and now as a private consultant. His passion for teaching intersects with his analytical eye to inspire others to put their best self forward. His book will give you the insights of Alan’s thousands of hours on stage and in the classroom. Alan harbors the belief that anyone can learn to be impressive as a speaker

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