Power Hour: Transform Your Next Presentation with Five Surprising Facts
🚀 Transform Your Next Technical Presentation with Five Surprising Facts! 🚀
Do you struggle to keep your audience engaged during technical presentations? Are your PowerPoint slides packed with too much information, leaving your listeners overwhelmed? Do you want to feel more confident and truly showcase your expertise?
If you said yes to any of these, this Power Hour is for you!
✅ Learn how to keep your audience engaged and leaning in
✅ Discover how to create slides that enhance—not distract—from your message
✅ Walk away with tools that boost your confidence as a presenter
📌 What You’ll Learn:
🔹 Five surprising facts about presentations
🔹 The brain science behind those facts
🔹 Practical tools to transform your next talk
👩💻 Who Should Attend?
Anyone in tech who wants to deliver better, more impactful presentations!
💡 Plus, we’ll wrap up with an interactive game to reinforce your learning.
Don't miss out! Register now and take your presentations to the next level.
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About the Speaker:
Brenda Benham is a retired lawyer who lifts people up by making them feel heard, respected and understood. In her business, which she started at age 61, having been an employee her entire working life, that is how she approaches being a presentation skills trainer and coach.
She helps purpose-driven founders give much better pitches using the brain science of how people remember. She helps her clients feel competent and be recognized as experts in their field. In her former career as a transactional lawyer, she was called on to give presentations without being equipped with the skills to deliver them well. She knows what it is like to lose an audience in all the details!
Her work is based on her own experience over 30 years of public speaking, as a Toastmaster since 2001, and her in-depth review of research into the brain science of how people learn and remember.
When not helping people and organizations with their presentations, Brenda volunteers with Employ to Empower and Dress for Success Vancouver and can often be found at classical or folk music concerts or at challenging plays or films.