There is so much unused potential in people getting together. Often, time is wasted by not engaging attendees. I try and help companies to communicate better, through better meeting design, better communications overall and better presentations. Find the tools to do so in the toolbox, inspiration in this category and be inspired by my own.
When you have got your presentation or workshop all set, the question becomes how to maximise the impact from your presentation. How to make the most out of the fact that you’re on a stage, sharing your ideas and interacting with an audience. Before, during and after your presentation. So it becomes about announcing your presentation, making sure everybody knows about it. It becomes about having a clear call to action and maximising the audience. And it becomes about looking back. In this post, I would like to highlight a simple example of how to announce your presentation.
A quick word about the case: Janssen
Janssen Pharmaceutica develops treatments for some of the most devastating disorders and complex medical challenges of our times, including cancer, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, arthritis, dementia, and mental disorders. We focus our research on six strategic pathological areas: oncology, neurosciences, infectious diseases and vaccines, immunology, cardiovascular and metabolic disorders and pulmonary hypertension.
Today a speaker from @JanssenBelgium will speak at #DM_Dialogue about Challenging Brands in the Connected Age.
Janssen Belgium (@JanssenBelgium), February 2, 2015
Written in 2015, left as it was. Where I took it later: Presentation gallery walk.
Original: Better presentations: Janssen Belgium tweeting their quotes, 2 February 2015. Historical links may no longer work.

