Give Effective Presentations with Dynamic Delivery

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**create a lasting positive impression for the group receiving your message**

If you are called upon to speak publicly, hopefully you will aspire to share your knowledge in a method that will create a lasting positive impression for the group receiving your message.  If so, then this program is for you!

Tuesday, March 23rd – full day
North Bay, Ontario

Constructing an Effective Presentation Outline

  • Targeting Your Message To Your Specific Audience
  • Public Speaking Fundamentals
  • Presentation Delivery

Join Penny Tremblay, international speaker and seminar leader for a one-day workshop to build your Effective Presentation skills. This is a hands-on opportunity to learn and prepare your upcoming presentation content, practice its’ delivery and build the confidence you need to give a successful presentation that is effective for your audience. With over 15 years of seminar delivery experience, you are guaranteed to learn tips and tricks used by industry professionals to be your personal best at presenting your ideas and topics.

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