Peter Dhu CSP MBA’s Post

When speaking, I like to be early. This allows me to set up, check equipment, get familiar with the stage and room layout, visualise myself on stage, and sort out any problems that sometimes occur. And over and above all of that, it allows me to relax, settle and prepare my mind for the presentation. Do you always arrive early? #publicspeaking #publicspeakingtips #presentationskills #presentationtips #publicspeakingskills #winningpresentation #peterdhu

Do You Have a Stage Action Plan! Before you deliver your speech, planning out your delivery is essential. 1) ARRIVE EARLY: If possible, arrive early to familiarize yourself with the room and speaking position. I always try to do this to know the setup of the room and what kind of mike I will work with, such as the size of the number of chairs or tables. 2) OBSERVE: Use your time before your speech to adjust your plan and get to know the audience and setting. Observe how the audience reacts to other speakers and the stage layout. Observe what they laugh at, and what they participate in and enjoy. 3) PLAN: What kind of mics will you be working with? Plan how you will enter and where you will speak from. Make a Stage Action Plan, be prepared to adjust to your surroundings and audience. 4) The more information you can gather, the more planning you can do to ensure that you can reach and empower your audience.

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Does your conference have breakout rooms? Our team can help with that. We take the same quality and care of a general session and carry that into our breakout sessions. Breakout rooms can tend to be more interactive and personable with your attendees. Make sure to get exactly what you need to present your material the best way possible in your breakout sessions. #breakoutav #meetingprofs #eventprofs #audiovisual #eventproduction #avquality

Credentials might get you into breakout rooms, but it takes a great speech to reach the ballrooms. And that means practice. To make rehearsing easier, Dr. David Burkus created the rehearsal deck: Break your speech into 5-minute segments and write each on a card. Draw a card, practice that segment anywhere—whether you’re in the car or on a walk. It’s a simple way to keep talks fresh and impactful, helping you elevate from breakout to ballroom. #ImpactEleven #SpeakerTips #PublicSpeaking

QUICK TIP - Presentation rehearsals are a must👌 But if the stakes are high (or you're just nervous as hell) then get yourself to the venue early and make sure you can have a run through there as well. 👉Get your bearings and decide which area of the stage you'll occupy. 👉Speak to the audio-visual team and make sure your presentation works. 👉Ask someone to stand right at the back and tell you if they can hear you or not. 👉Get a feel for the size of the room so there are no surprises. Nobody running an event will say no to a speaker wanting to rehearse the day before. It shows you care, and you'll find it 10 times easier to deliver a great talk on the day of the event. #presentationtips #pptdesign #powerpointdesigner

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