Presentations to Die For

Presentations to Die For

Does the word "presentation" cause you to break out into a nervous sweat? Or perhaps you're someone who doesn't mind giving presentations, but could use a boost in your delivery skills?

The great speaking techniques you already possess and how to specifically work through the areas you could use help with.

In this free event learn some useful tips and tricks to effective speech as you watch Martha Denton, seasoned presentation pro, critique and coach another presenter. You'll learn what goes into an effective presentation and see Martha in action. Get a taste of what fortune 500 companies are paying oodles of $$ for.

About the Speakers

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Martha Denton (http://about.me/marden928)

Martha is a freelance visual communications specialist focused on design, delivery and capability building in the presentation and infographics fields. She has worked with Fortune 500 Companies, major non-profits, professional services and government entities. Prior to being freelance, Martha with McKinsey & Company for 11 years. To keep her skills sharp and her passion satiated, she volunteers as the Presentation Guru for Ignite NYC and TEDxHarlem, which involves coaching speakers and designing presentations.

Martha will be teachingPresentations to Die For A 3 part course at New Work City

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(http://presentnwcu1.eventbrite.com/)Jack Aboutboul (http://twitter.com/#!/jackfoundation)

Jack, a technologist has worked on far reaching tech projects including serving as the Community Architect for Red Hat, Inc., and on the One Laptop Per Child initiative.

About New Work City

New Work City is a coworking space and community center for independents in Manhattan. We gather in a cozy shared environment to work, collaborate, learn, and socialize. All you need is some work to do and a friendly disposition!

Made possible by amazing supporters of independents and innovation: Google (http://code.google.com/) & New Work City (http://nwc.co/).