How to be a Presentation God: Build, Design, and Deliver Presentations that Dominate

Praise for How to Be a Presentation God
"Please take my word for it. As the book′s title says, if you want to be apresentation god, you simply must buy this book."—Richard MatsumotoHead of Global Business Development, Global Managed Services Division, Fujitsu Ltd.
"At the heart of every presentation is a story begging to be told in an engaging way . . . Scott and his team get this and have a unique talent for transforming the boring into the meaningful."—Carlos RoldanCreative Media Manager, Trade Marketing and Sales Communications,Carnival Cruise Lines
"At a time when everyone is increasingly bombarded with messages, Scott′s book provides wonderful perspectives and tools for each of us to stand out from the crowd—connect with our audience—and become more effective storytellers. The best communicators are almost always the best storytellers!"—Mike DuBoiseSr. Vice President, Customer Marketing and Category Management, Universal Studios Home Entertainment
"The brilliance of How to Be a Presentation God is that it inspires you to rethink the way you approach creating and giving presentations moving forward."—Chuck DietrichCEO, SlideRocket
"In typical Ethos3 fashion, this book provides you loads of presentation wisdom, while maintaining a fun, whimsical, and irreverent tone."—Michael PortNew York Times bestselling author of Book Yourself Solid and The Think Big Manifesto
"Scott is a presentation genius. I am constantly amazed by how he cantake an idea and turn it into a compelling presentation."—Rashmi SinhaCEO, SlideShare

Spis treści:
Foreword (Penelope Trunk).
Acknowledgments.
Chapter 1: A Killer in Our Midst.
THE NEW ERA OF PRESENTATIONS.
Chapter 2: Won′t "Good Enough" Do?
Chapter 3: Omniscient View.
Chapter 4: The Pantheon of Presentation Gods.
CONTENT.
Chapter 5: Don′t Ruin Their Day!
Chapter 6: You Matter.
Chapter 7: They Matter Even More.
DESIGN.
Chapter 8: Styles and Approaches.
Chapter 9: Real Simple.
Chapter 10: Parting the Clouds.
DELIVERY.
Chapter 11: Buckets and Butterfl ies.
Chapter 12: Chatterbox.
Chapter 13: Spread the Love.
ENGAGE.
Chapter 14: 100 Percent All–Natural Passion.
RESOURCES.
Index.

Nota biograficzna:
SCOTT SCHWERTLY is founder of Ethos3 Communications, a presentation design and training firm with a client list that includes companies like Google and Pepsi, as well as successful speakers like Guy Kawasaki. And it′s no wonder, since Ethos3 placed first in the business category at SlideShare′s World′s Best Presentation contest. Learn more at www.ethos3.com.

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Praise for How to Be a Presentation God
"Please take my word for it. As the book′s title says, if you want to be apresentation god, you simply must buy this book."—Richard MatsumotoHead of Global Business Development, Global Managed Services Division, Fujitsu Ltd.
"At the heart of every presentation is a story begging to be told in an engaging way . . . Scott and his team get this and have a unique talent for transforming the boring into the meaningful."—Carlos RoldanCreative Media Manager, Trade Marketing and Sales Communications,Carnival Cruise Lines
"At a time when everyone is increasingly bombarded with messages, Scott′s book provides wonderful perspectives and tools for each of us to stand out from the crowd—connect with our audience—and become more effective storytellers. The best communicators are almost always the best storytellers!"—Mike DuBoiseSr. Vice President, Customer Marketing and Category Management, Universal Studios Home Entertainment
"The brilliance of How to Be a Presentation God is that it inspires you to rethink the way you approach creating and giving presentations moving forward."—Chuck DietrichCEO, SlideRocket
"In typical Ethos3 fashion, this book provides you loads of presentation wisdom, while maintaining a fun, whimsical, and irreverent tone."—Michael PortNew York Times bestselling author of Book Yourself Solid and The Think Big Manifesto
"Scott is a presentation genius. I am constantly amazed by how he cantake an idea and turn it into a compelling presentation."—Rashmi SinhaCEO, SlideShare