Avoiding Death by PowerPoint as a Compliance Professional - CI0423

Dr. Joe Perez , Senior Systems Analyst, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

2023-04-24

  • A recent UCLA study found that for the most effective communication, 36% of the message comes from your voice, 57% of the message comes from your nonverbal communication, and only the remaining 7% comes from your content: This should direct your focus

  • Watching paint dry is more interesting than enduring a flat, lifeless presentation from a speaker who subjected you to the dreaded Death by PowerPoint syndrome: Find out how to break this mold and avoid doing the same thing to your audience

  • Discover the principles that could revolutionize your speaking style: See the three personalities you want to shy away from as you adopt the four Essential E's of dynamic speaking, thereby overcoming four unknown enemies and avoiding Death by PowerPoint

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