Almost certainly you’ve seen tons of boring presentations. Would you like to change something? If so, then invite the 4-time European champion of Public Speaking Thomas Skipwith for a keynote. The keynote “How to present without boring your audience” will cover what it takes for an entertaining, informative and convincing presentation. The audience will be inspired to improve their presentations. They will receive all necessary do’s and don’ts. So that they too will be able to say: “Veni, vidi, vici.”
Duration: 30 – 60 minutes
Do you want to inspire your employees to make better presentations?
Do you have to say something spontaneously about a topic every now and then? Are you speechless sometimes? Do you often only get good ideas after you go home?
In this workshop you will learn a technique with which you are guaranteed not to remain speechless. You will look good. And you will have fun.
Depending on the available time, some or all of the participants will have the opportunity to practice this technique.
Let the Swiss and European Champion of Impromptu Speaking share how you too can deliver spontaneous speeches with ease. After this lecture, anyone can give an impromptu speech that makes sense.
We offer this skill as an in-house course.
Duration of the in-house speech: 30 – 60 minutes
Group workshop: approx. 120 minutes
Take a look at an example from Thomas Skipwith.
Do you want your employees to be able to give a speech at any time without preparation?
There are hardly any presentations without PowerPoint. But what is the difference between a good and a bad PowerPoint presentation?
You already know the worst that can happen to you: the speaker reads from the screen. To make matters worse, the text is written so small that nobody – except the speaker – can read it. In addition to these taboos, which are mostly obvious, there are many tips and tricks that make a PowerPoint presentation a positive experience. Let yourself be surprised. In this speech we reveal the secrets of a convincing PowerPoint presentation to you. And how much PowerPoint a person can take.
Duration: 60 – 75 minutes
How many more deaths with PowerPoint do you want your employees and customers to suffer?
“His presentation was convincing in terms of both content and lecture.”
“It was fascinating to see that every employee was able to give an impromptu speech.”
“The word acrobat: he is never at a loss for words.”
“Presentations skills trainer Thomas Skipwith showed how Not to bore one’s audience. ”
With every keynote we plant 10 trees in Paraguay .
