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Leadership Presentation Planner

Lead with impact as a woman in senior leadership.

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Define your audience and gain clarity in your messaging before you even open PowerPoint.

Before you open PowerPoint....

If you’ve got an important presentation coming up, the temptation is to start building slides straight away.
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That’s usually where the nerves start before you even step into the board room.
 
You end up with too much information, too many slides and a message that’s harder to follow than it needs to be.
 
The Leadership Presentation Planner helps you get clear on what matters first, so you can build a presentation that is influential, impactful and much more simple to deliver.

 
Clear speaking begins with clear thinking.

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Who is your audience?

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What do you want them to remember?

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What do you want them to do next?

Lead with impact by answering these 3 critical questions first

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What's inside the planner?

A practical 13-page workbook to help you plan a clearer, more focused leadership presentation.

  • understand your audience

  • decide what really matters

  • structure your message around three key points

  • choose the right stories, examples and evidence

  • decide what to leave out

  • plan your call to action

  • prepare for questions

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By the time you open PowerPoint, you’ll already know where you’re going.

This is for you if...

You’ve got an important presentation, board meeting or senior conversation coming up.

You spend hours faffing around in PowerPoint and add too much information.

You find yourself rambling, forgetting your point and losing your audience.

You want to avoid death by PowerPoint.

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Created by
Liz Boswell

I’ve spent more than 15 years helping people communicate with greater clarity and confidence.

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That has included leadership and presentation training, facilitating senior conversations, speaking at business events and hosting live events including the Hyndburn Business Awards.

 

One of the biggest things I’ve learned is that a good presentation rarely starts with PowerPoint, it starts with clarity.

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Clear speaking begins with clear thinking.

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