It's too much of a risk to wing it - presenting with the brain in mind

There are lots of different ways to present and lots of opinions about the best way to do it

Successful presentations, meetings, keynotes, workshops and pitches all matter in the workplace.?In fact, most are high stakes when it comes to securing projects, accessing funding, keeping team members inspired, training others successfully, facilitating important meetings and ensuring optimal productivity.?

I am constantly amazed that most workplace presenters I chat to are still winging it. Or busy professionals get organisational pushback when they express an interest in developing these critical skills.??

What if I could take the risk away and ensure a solid return on investment??

What if I could introduce you (and/or your team) to an evidence-based and proven method of presenting, communicating and leading the room that is both comfortable and engaging and leads to behavioural change. A method that inspires, influences and connects with an audience every time.?

Welcome to Neuropresenting???- Presenting with the Brain in Mind

Neuropresenting ??is a unique and powerful blend of adult learning, professional business presenting, influential communication, human behaviour and neuroscience principles all packaged up into an innovative and highly interactive professional development immersion to help you to become a confident and powerful presenter.

Powerful presenting has been my world for more than 30 years and I dived even deeper into a body of work I call Presentation Intelligence???throughout my Master's and PhD research.?And presenting and communication with the brain in mind was an integral part of this work and I can't wait to share it with you.?

Simply being an engaging or charismatic presenter is just not enough for organisations and audiences who are seeking leadership, trust and direction in this era of constant change and uncertainty. ?Presenting is just as much a science as it is art and practice.?Using proven and evidence-based methods and strategies to plan, design and deliver a presentation just makes great sense when every business communication touch point matters.?

Most of our Neuropresenting???attendees have been?surprsied at just how little they knew about how an audience is processing their message, remembering the content or taking action from their presentations. Once you know this stuff, you can’t ‘un-know’ it. Your slides, presentation structure, the way you communicate, your stories?and even how you lead others off the platform will be transformed.

The original programme was Nationally Accredited as a Diploma qualification in 2016 although it’s the 3-day professional development immersion that is proving popular for busy professionals.

The programme is a ‘must attend’ professional development opportunity for professional and emerging speakers, trainers, business leaders, workplace presenters, executives, consultants, coaches and business owners who want to be more engaging and influential from the front of the room.?Neuropresenting???principles are also valuable if you?present on-line (quick tip - the tech is not king in virtual or hybrid presentations).?

Public programmes or in-house for your key people??

I can deliver Neuropresenting????in-house and the 3-day programme can be delivered consecutively or spaced and contexualised for your organisation.

Our public programme is 3 consecutive days and both in-house and public programmes also have access to my entire suite of online lessons and resources to keep the learning going long after the immersion is over.

Next Perth Public 3-day Programme

Friday 17th - Sunday 19th March

(If week days are preferred, place yourself on our waiting list)?

More information and how to register on the links below

Your investment in this programme is:

$2,795.00?- inclusive of a comprehensive training material package.

Exceptional value for this level of development

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Dr Paula Smith is a leading expert in powerful presenting and leadership communication. She holds a BA in Training and Development, a Master's in Leadership and a PhD in Organisational Leadership. Paula has also been awarded the CSP designation, the highest award for professional speakers and continues to work with some of Australia's largest organisations and Government departments.