You know your subject in and out. You structured your message well. You rehearsed your presentation. And you are confident and energetic. Yet somehow you

I found a true gem for presenters on the Harvard Business Review website: Lessons from Chris Anderson, curator of the TED conference series. Chris starts

When you search Amazon.com for presentation skills books, you will get almost 18,000 results. It is difficult to choose which one to read. Many of

Many experts agree: one of the best ways to capture the attention of your audience is by using props in presentations. Bill Gates released live mosquitoes

Winston Churchill humorously said: “A good speech should be like a woman’s skirt: long enough to cover the subject and short enough to create interest.” The former

Many years ago, when I still lived in Switzerland, I attended a technology convention with a great line up of international speakers. My English was

We all want to be listened to, whether it is in a conversation with a friend, a co-worker, a customer…and especially when we give a

Could it be that some of the most memorable speeches have a common structure? They most definitely do according to Nancy Duarte. She uncovers a secret

Apple’s former chief evangelist, Guy Kawasaki, recently published his 10th book: Enchantment.  In the book, Kawasaki shares his insight about the art of changing hearts, minds, and

Carmine Gallo, communication coach extraordinaire, recently gave a fascinating presentation to faculty and students at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. Watch it below to see Carmine