DELIVERING EFFECTIVE

PRESENTATIONS

Presented by Dennis C. Tubbs II

Table of Contents

Identifying & Selecting Opportunities For

Improvement

Implementing Solutions

Measuring Success

References

Identifying & Selecting Opportunities For

Improvement

Delivering Effective Presentations

Identifying & Selecting Opportunities

For Improvement

To improve the effectiveness of presentations one must first identify opportunities for improvement

One place to start is to take inventory of what you need to be successful

White boards, projectors and binders can help trainers become more effective

Some administrators have found that combining all of these technologies creates a total classroom presentation solution (Pascopella, 2009)

Soliciting feedback from experienced trainers and leadership can also help one become an effective presenter

Implementing Solutions

Delivering Effective Presentations

Implementing Solutions

Implementing a solutions around delivering effective

presentations requires more than just physical

resources

It requires a commitment from senior management

to position training as a critical component to

success

Senior management commitment to leadership can

have a positive effect on operational performance

(Prabhu & Robson, 2000)

Measuring Success

Delivering Effective Presentations

Measuring Success

In order to know whether or not the commitment

from senior leadership has been effective is to

measure the impact of their commitment

Measurement can come in the form of the kinds of

new resources provided and whether or not the

material presented has been retained and

executed by those who have been taught

References

Delivering Effective Presentations

References

PASCOPELLA, A. Presenting Information More

Effectively. District Administration, 45, 12-19.

Prabhu, V., & Robson, A. Impact of leadership and

senior management commitment on business

excellence: an empirical study in the North East of

England. Total Quality Management, 11, S399.