Being able to present or pitch effectively to any audience is an essential leadership quality. People judge you and your organisation on hearing and seeing you speak. Some take the care to do it well - too many ruin it."When it comes to speaking in public, few people know as much as Michael Trigg about the topic and fewer still have the ability to put it into words with the accuracy and grace of the man.  I applaud him and highly recommend reading every word he writes and listening to every word he says."Jay Conrad LevinsonThe Father of Guerrilla MarketingIf you want to deliver a clear message, make a natural and impressive impact and be able to slash the time it takes to get your presentations and pitches together, the keys for success are: - A foolproof structure that grabs your audience’s attention in the first 30 seconds and keeps it throughout - getting your message across without fail. Every time. - Avoiding jargon and expressions that alienate.- A way of preparing in a fraction of the time, which also means you can remember what you want to say easily and effortlessly - you won’t need to rely on notes or slides. The mistakes 90% of people make are:- A poor start which doesn’t capture or keep attention. - A poor, or non-existent, structure, which doesn’t work - and a message that is opaque, invisible or confusing.- Using industry specific jargon with the belief that everyone understands it. - Misuse of Powerpoint to keep them on track - using it as their notes/crutch/prompt.The result: a confused and slide heavy pitch or presentation with no clear message, impenetrable “industry speak” and little or no engagement. The transformation from mediocre and ineffective presenting and pitching to standing out from the crowd - for all the right reasons - is easier and faster than you think. To begin that transformation go to https://www.presentationmaestro.com/questionnaire/ Once I know what you want, I can help you achieve it.