Keep Your Audience's Attention Glued on You
Today's savvy audiences won't stand (or sit) for being talked at, they want to be part of your presentation. Learn from top experts how to engage your audience with interactive activities that keep their eyes off their phones and on you. Whether you speak to audiences of 10 or 10,000, you'll walk away with techniques to make your audience part of the experience.
Whether you are presenting a keynote, facilitating classroom training, or delivering content virtually, you want to be remembered as an effective speaker. You will be more memorable when you incorporate engaging and interactive content. This doesn’t necessarily mean playing games or making the audience do random, crazy things that have no point. It does mean being intentional about incorporating interaction and doing it with the purpose of supporting the content.
The levels and types of interactions are as broad as the types of presentations you give. It’s important to distinguish what interactions are best for the type of presentation you’re giving.
You will discover:
This is an interactive workshop and you will walk away with actionable ideas that will elevate your presentations to a higher level.
Liz Uram delivers outcome-driven presentations focused on helping leaders get better results through clear communication.
After a 13-year career in the financial services industry (which she began as a temp and left as a Director of Operations, leading teams in operations, customer service, and sales) she started her own training company. Her mission is to leave each audience with specific action items they can apply in the real world to make work less stressful and more fulfilling for both leaders and employees. She speaks at over 100 events a year, to audiences ranging from Fortune 500 companies to non-profits. She is a top-rated contract trainer at multiple training organizations.
Liz is the author of four books and has a degree in Organizational Leadership. When she is not working she enjoys golfing and gardening.