Introduction to Topic

Presentations

In this lecture, we will delve into the essential elements of

delivering a compelling business topic presentation. From
understanding your audience to creating effective visual aids,
we will cover all aspects necessary to ensure a successful
presentation.
Understanding Your Audience

1 Demographics and Interests 2 Knowledge Level

Assess the knowledge level
Take time to understand the of your audience to
demographics and interests of determine the depth and
your audience to tailor your complexity of the content to
content accordingly. be presented.

3 Engagement Techniques
Explore various methods to keep the audience engaged, such as
interactive questions or visual aids.
Structuring Your Presentation
Introduction Main Content
Set the stage for your presentation Organize the main content logically,
by introducing the topic and its ensuring a coherent flow of
relevance. information.

Conclusion
Summarize the key points and leave the audience with a
memorable takeaway.
Creating Effective Visual Aids
Types of Visual Aids Visual Consistency Relevance
Explore the variety of Ensure consistency in the Choose visual aids that
visual aids available, such design and format of your directly complement your
as slides, videos, and e- visual aids for a message and enhance
handouts. professional look. audience comprehension.
Delivering Your Presentation with Confidence

1 2
Body Language Voice Modulation
Use confident and open body language Practice variations in tone and pitch to
to establish authority and connection keep the audience engaged and
with the audience. attentive.
Handling Questions and Feedback
Active Listening Listen carefully to the question, comprehend it, and
respond appropriately.

Open and Honest Be open to feedback and deliver honest responses

to queries.

Thank the Audience Express gratitude for the questions, regardless of

the topic.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Lack of Preparation
Avoid presenting without thorough preparation to maintain
credibility and composure.

Information Overload
Avoid overwhelming the audience with excessive information.
Focus on key points.

Ignoring Feedback
Value and acknowledge audience feedback;
it's crucial for improvement.
Conclusion and Next Steps
Q&A Session
Open the floor for engaging
discussions and answer any
lingering questions.
1 Summary
Summarize the main points
discussed to reinforce key
2 takeaways.
3 Action Plan
Encourage the audience to take
specific actions based on the
presentation content.
Rules of Slide Content

1 Clear Messaging 2 Visual Appeal

Ensure each slide conveys a clear Utilize visual elements such as
and singular message to prevent images, infographics, and
confusion. minimal text to enhance slide
appeal.
3 Consistent Theme
Maintain a consistent design theme throughout all slides for a professional
and cohesive presentation.
How Is The Business World Changing Today ?

From certain dairy farmers being asked to dump millions of liters of fresh milk to prevent oversupply, to most of the
business world temporarily shuttering operations, the impact of the coronavirus is being felt globally by organizations,
governments and people.
At the same time, however, many businesses are swift to embrace information technology to keep their operational wheels
turning. Such use of innovation is showing up in medicine, financial services and real estate, to name a few sectors.

Embracing The Remote Office

For years, many businesses and startups have been experimenting with and implementing scenarios of working remotely.
Email, texting, web-based videoconferencing and the growth of electronic documents allow more employees to do their
jobs from home (and often save money on child care, too). The coronavirus has ramped up the use of these enabling
technologies to encourage social distancing.
Meetings, conferences and social events are now occurring with regularity, and teleconferences among various countries
are activated with both dial-in and dial-out formats. In almost every financial or information-based sector, telecommuting
affords little disruption in operations.
Possible Growth In Virtual Commerce
With new restrictions and impediments to face-to-face transactions, I believe it is likely that virtual commerce will assume
a bigger role. Fortunately, more states and jurisdictions are permitting electronic document signings and e-notarizations
for identity verification.
Because my company is in the iBuyer space, I believe it's possible that we could see an uptick in virtual commerce after the
coronavirus outbreak has subsided. With advances in document technology, it is conceivable that conducting traditionally
in-person transactions virtually (such as buying and selling a house online) could become the new normal.
How Is The Business World Changing Today ?

From certain dairy farmers being asked to dump millions of liters of fresh milk to prevent oversupply, to most of the
business world temporarily shuttering operations, the impact of the coronavirus is being felt globally by organizations,
governments and people.
At the same time, however, many businesses are swift to embrace information technology to keep their operational wheels
turning. Such use of innovation is showing up in medicine, financial services and real estate, to name a few sectors.

Embracing The Remote Office

For years, many businesses and startups have been experimenting with and implementing scenarios of working remotely.
Email, texting, web-based videoconferencing and the growth of electronic documents allow more employees to do their
jobs from home (and often save money on child care, too). The coronavirus has ramped up the use of these enabling
technologies to encourage social distancing.
Meetings, conferences and social events are now occurring with regularity, and teleconferences among various countries
are activated with both dial-in and dial-out formats. In almost every financial or information-based sector, telecommuting
affords little disruption in operations.
Possible Growth In Virtual Commerce
With new restrictions and impediments to face-to-face transactions, I believe it is likely that virtual commerce will assume
a bigger role. Fortunately, more states and jurisdictions are permitting electronic document signings and e-notarizations
for identity verification.
Because my company is in the iBuyer space, I believe it's possible that we could see an uptick in virtual commerce after the
coronavirus outbreak has subsided. With advances in document technology, it is conceivable that conducting traditionally
in-person transactions virtually (such as buying and selling a house online) could become the new normal.
 How Is The Business World Changing Today?

Innovation: medicine, financial services and

real estate, to name a few sectors.

• Embracing The Remote Office

- telecommuting affords little disruption in
operations.
• Possible Growth In Virtual Commerce
-advances in document technology;
- transactions virtually
 How Is The Business World Changing Today?

Innovation: medicine, financial services and

real estate, to name a few sectors.

• Embracing The Remote Office

- telecommuting affords little disruption in
operations.
• Possible Growth In Virtual Commerce
-advances in document technology;
- transactions virtually
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