Date: Thursday, 24 September 2009

First-come-first-served basis, maximum 20 persons

Have you wondered how some businesspeople manage to organize their presentations logically, like a story, while others have slide after slide of information that does not add up to anything meaningful? Is creating a logical, story-like presentation a form of art, or is there a system that you can learn?

Organizing information is both art and science. This workshop will focus on the science part, the step-by-step process. You will learn how to structure your ideas logically and put them together into a meaningful whole, so that the whole presentation sounds and feels like a story. (Please note that this workshop will NOT discuss how to design the slides. It will take the attendees only up to the point where you put the information in a logical sequence. AmCham has already conducted two workshops on creating presentation slides.)

Who should attend:

This workshop should be especially helpful for members who have already attended and liked the workshops on planning a POWERFUL presentation and creating POWERFUL slides. It should also be helpful for anyone who needs to create his or her own presentations, especially for international audiences, whether they are clients, suppliers, or bosses from the regional and global office.

About the Speaker(s)

William Zyzo is the co-chair of AmCham Education and Training Committee and the training director of ZnA Training Solutions, a training service provider specializing in providing communication skills training to senior management in Taiwan’s top multinational companies. He has over eighteen years of training experience training, teaching, and coaching in Taiwan. William is also the author of eleven books, all aimed at resolving difficulties that Chinese business people face when communicating their ideas with their foreign clients, customers, colleagues, and suppliers.