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Business Presenter’s Workshops

Book Recommendations

The following books were studied and evaluated for the development of the Business Presenter’s Workshops. They offer the latest and most current information, concepts, and techniques for developing the needed skills to become an excellent business presenter.There are common threads that run through this body of information that the top business presentation coaches and communications’ experts have determined are essential to learn and practice to develop the mastery of business presentations.

I highly recommend for those of you who want to excel in the business presentation arena that you read, study, and apply the information provided in the following books. Note: Even though the basic concepts are covered in each book to some extent, no one book can address all the many aspects, techniques and methods that can be applied to becoming and exceptional business presenter. Of special note: The authors sometimes use different terms to explain the same ideas, concepts and methods. This can be confusing at first. I would be happy to help clarify.

I have rated the books in order, that in my opinion offer the best advice and instructions for developing your business presentation skills. Each book has a different of approach to providing information on how to make successful presentations and offers great advice on how to connect and motivate an audience. Our workshops implement only those methods, techniques and practices that make it easy and practical for the students to apply in real life business presentations. Knowledge is important, however practical application is the key to achievement.

Gary F. Mack

Books


Presenting to Win
(Highly Recommended)
Jerry Weissman

The Power Presenter
(Highly Recommended)
Jerry Weissman

Own the Room
(Highly Recommended)

Resonate
(Highly Recommended)
Nancy Duarte

The Presentation Secrets
of Steve Jobs
Carmine Gallo

The Silent Language of Leaders
Carol Kinsey Goman

The Leaders Guide to Storytelling
Stephen Denning

Executive Presence
Harrison Monarth

In the Line of Fire:
How to Handle Tough Questions
Jerry Weissman

The Language of Trust
Michael Maslansky

Presenting Magically
Tad James

Exceptional Presenter
Timothy J. Koegel

Influence
Robert B. Cialdini

The Science of Influence
Kevin Hogan

Influencer
Kerry Patterson

Confessions of a Public Speaker
Scott Berkun

Crucial Conversations
Kerry Patterson

Presentation Zen
Garr Reynolds

The Exceptional Presenter Goes Virtual
Timothy J. Koegel

Present Your Way to the Top
David Dempsey

Trust Me
Nick Morgan

Killer Elevator Speech


How to Create a Killer Elevator Speech (Highly recommended) Excellent book for developing, delivering and following up when asked the question “And, What Is It That You Do?  -  Written by Veronika Noise, SoHo Marketing http://sohomarketingguru.com/

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