Power Point Presentations

[orydian]

I have a request from a client for some professional slick power point presentations. Can anyone help with this?

ory.

[Mantis]

Mine are not that that slick they have been accused of being professional but that is subjective.

It seems odd that someone has difficulty with this.

What are they after? A slick presentation IMO is not what is on the screen but how it is presented?

I have had training on actually presenting the information and techniques for explaining stats graphs etc. (let me know wht they are after by PM if necessary and I will help) I have done these in front of 100 paying delegates so I may be able to help.

[orydian]

Cheers M. Just getting further details, so will let you know.

ory.

[Shirker]

Mr. M is right. I've done quite a few presentations over the years for the boards of Merck and Aventis and they always just had a plain white slide with a small logo on and that was it, the philosophy being that its what you say and how you say it that is 'slick', not the physical template of the slide.

Keep it basic, minimum text, slide should complement what's being said and not just repeat the speech word for word, and no whizzy graphics and sound effects - they are just cheesey.

[ih8mondays]

As shirker says, keep it simple, smart and don't read line for line!

Also, remember the rule of three