Land Presentations

Why train presentation skills in your team?

Most of us are in awe of those people who can land presentations every time. They know how to hold a room; injecting it with presence and charisma. While we might think that presenting is a ‘natural talent’, it isn’t. Persistence and practice is what makes a great presenter, and anyone can build these skills (even introverts).

What teams will explore

Tone, language and effective structuring
The four speaker personas and their uses
Physiological responses when you’re nervous
Who is my audience and why do they care?
When it goes wrong: recovery strategies

What teams will apply

Conscious structuring and language choices
An ability to flex your speaker style
Strategies for ‘deer in the headlights’ moments
Empathy mapping your audience
An ability to ‘bounce back’ and move on

Ben from Thinka has an inner drive coupled with a visionary motivation that drives himself and those around him to excel. I have had the fortune to work with Ben on two separate occasions and each time found myself giving more than I thought I had and receiving more than I thought I needed

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Workshop Outline

Delivery Options

In Person Workshop

Virtual Workshop

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Key Outcomes

1. Team members who can use structure, tone and language effectively.

2. Team members who can maximise their default ‘speaker persona’.

3. Team members who can apply strategies to manage nerves and fears.

4. Team members who can read and empathise with their audience.

5. Team members who can keep it together when things go wrong.

Target Audience

Teams
Leaders

Learning Approach

Experiential and application based learning

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Our in-person workshops maximise opportunities for robust conversation, experiential activities and intensive group work. This is no ‘death by PowerPoint’ experience – our facilitators are skilled in presenting and leading immersive experiences that get the most out of people. Supported by multimedia, attractive takeaway pages and practical strategies for using back on the job – our in-person workshops build a formidable bridge between exploration and application. We have a 10 person minimum for an in person workshop.

Our virtual workshops breathe fresh life into the online experience with their almost ‘radio show’ feel. Our expert facilitators use a combination of multimedia, questioning techniques and break out activities to target micro-skills – with a focus on application. Supported by an online platform hosting custom-built workshop materials, participants can be assured of a lively, dynamic session that has a distinct bias to action. We have a 6 person minimum for a virtual workshop.

This audience includes ‘middle management’ leaders who support team members in capability building. The skills are geared toward increasing leadership effectiveness and driving performance in team members in modern work contexts. These skills are flexible and built to grow with individuals as they evolve in their leadership journeys.

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Thinka supports with methods like storytelling, experiential activities or rich questioning, but ultimately, we know the integration between solution and real world is the most crucial part of the learning experience. That is why we look for ways to ‘build a bridge’ between the solution we provide and what happens back out on the job.

Whether it’s an application template, a set of strategies, some tips or a ‘how to’ model – we work hard to provide every learner with not just information but the tools they need to make a real difference.