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　　Recent research in the US has revealed that corporate managers spend 50 per cent of their working day making, watching or preparing presentations. Research also identifies public speaking as a greater fear for people than such horrors as death and poverty. (According to comedian Jerry Seinfeld, an American asked to give the eulogy at a funeral would prefer to be in the coffin!) This poses a serious dilemma for anyone who is climbing the corporate ladder. Success is closely related to how well one can deliver a persuasive point of view â yet the prospect of making a presentation is, for many, fraught with anxiety. Surprisingly, there is little formal or on-the-job training for these rhetorical skills. Persuasive Presentations will show anyone how to plan, prepare and deliver a presentation with absolute confidence. It is designed to ensure the interaction is outcome-driven and that the audience will give the required response. Even the performance elements of the work â visual support, language and non-verbal communication through movement and gestures â are designed with the audience in mind. The end result is a presentation that is more memorable, more persuasive, is delivered with greater confidence and takes less time to prepare.

1.How to use this book

2.The Who: Who's talking?Who's listening?

3.The What: What is there to say?What needs to be said?

4.The How: How do we tell 'em?

5.Conclusion

Index

Acknowledgments

Nick Souter has spent his life in the creative business. He trained as a graphic designer and photographer before joining J Walter Thompson as an art director, and then Leo Burnett as Creative Director of their London office. In 2005 he joined 6 degrees C

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Recent research in the US has revealed that corporate managers spend 50 per cent of their working day making, watching or preparing presentations. Research also identifies public speaking as a greater fear for people than such horrors as death and poverty. (According to comedian Jerry Seinfeld, an American asked to give the eulogy at a funeral would prefer to be in the coffin!) This poses a serious dilemma for anyone who is climbing the corporate ladder. Success is closely related to how well one can deliver a persuasive point of view â yet the prospect of making a presentation is, for many, fraught with anxiety. Surprisingly, there is little formal or on-the-job training for these rhetorical skills. Persuasive Presentations will show anyone how to plan, prepare and deliver a presentation with absolute confidence. It is designed to ensure the interaction is outcome-driven and that the audience will give the required response. Even the performance elements of the work â visual support, language and non-verbal communication through movement and gestures â are designed with the audience in mind. The end result is a presentation that is more memorable, more persuasive, is delivered with greater confidence and takes less time to prepare.