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Steve Jobs Presentation Secrets

I know it is short notice, but I came across what looks like a really interesting webinar, actually a three-part series – we all know Steve Jobs has captivated the world for years with his announcements, keynotes and presentations.

Presenters say if you want to be captivating and unforgettable, want to learn to communicate your message, brand and image in unique memorable ways that impact people’s lives, you might want to look into this.

Carmine Gallo, communications coach for the some of the world’s most admired brands, begins a three-part Webinar series tomorrow on the presentation secrets of Steve Jobs. They invite you to attend this one-hour Webinar to learn how Jobs plans and creates presentations that wow his audiences.

During Part I they claim you can expect to learn:

How to plan a presentation before opening your software.
The one question that you must answer to grab audience attention.
How to draw a verbal roadmap to keep your listeners on track.
The one quality that separates Steve Jobs from the average entrepreneur.

GoToMeeting Corporate Live Webinar
The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Create the Story
Friday, November 6, 11 AM PST / 2 PM EST.
Speakers:
Carmine Gallo, Communications Coach and Author
Moderator: Michael Krieger, Ziff Davis Enterprise

Click here to reserve your complimentary seat.

For Part II they go on to say Steve Jobs does not deliver a presentation, he offers an experience. In the second part of the three-part Webinar series, communications coach Carmine Gallo will show you how Steve Jobs creates a strong emotional connection between himself and his audience.

They say to attend this Webinar to learn:
How to create simple, visual and engaging slides (and why it's important to do so).
How to add meaning to numbers.
Why you should "share the stage" with partners, employees or customers.
How to deliver a moment that will get everyone talking.

GoToMeeting Corporate Live Webinar The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs Part II: How to Deliver the Experience
Friday, November 13, 11 AM PST / 2 PM EST.
Speakers:
Carmine Gallo, Communications Coach
Moderator: Michael Krieger, Ziff Davis Enterprise

Click here to reserve your complimentary seat.

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