It's no secret that data is one of the most powerful ways to convey a message to audience members. From statistics to infographics, there are endless ways to share your story. However, data is only as powerful as it is clear; if your audience cannot understand the implications of your numbers, your point is lost. Here are 3 ways to best present your data to any audience, from boardroom pitches to conference calls. 1. Know Your Audience To give a successful presentation, you

As the presentation world has expanded and developed, several new presentation tools and platforms have surfaced. A popular medium that has made appearances in companies is Prezi, an alternative presentation format to the traditional PowerPoint. As several businesses have utilized Prezi, we have gathered the top tips and tricks to help you master this tool. 1. Stick to a Color Scheme Prezi has an abundance of user-friendly design tools, which can sometimes overwhelm both pres

Anyone can get in front of an audience and share a few bullet points; many politicians, professionals, and other presenters have stood in front of a crowd and shared information. However, what separates these speakers from life-changing presenters is one simple trait: charisma. Charisma is not a simple attribute to describe, as it is a combination of enthusiasm and expertise. This captivating characteristic is incredibly powerful, as it cultivates change, breaks through biase

Filler words: we’re all guilty of using them. Whether you start each sentence with “um” or punctuate every description with “like”, the frequency of our “empty words” often goes unnoticed. They frequently are utilized in moments of unprepared dialogue or mindless speaking. However, as innocent as these words can seem, they convey a message of unpreparedness and unprofessionalism. These are two messages that you do not want to send to your audience. So what is the solution to