2015 ITHS
Leadership in Public
Speaking
Dr. Kregg Hood
President
EDC Communications
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Leadership in Public Speaking
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• I’d like a picture of someone reading their
slide or boring people.
…and the one your audience wishes you gave.
Five Communication Channels for Your Message
Delivery
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Leader
Content
Interactivity
Visuals
Delivery Best
Practices
• Eyes
• Voice
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• Facial Expression
• Gestures
• Posture
• Um’s and Uh’s
Presenter’s Best Practices
What behaviors do you notice?
Presenter’s Best Practices
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Eye Contact
Voice
Gestures
Posture/Movement
No fillers
Your Turn (Group Practice)
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Present a 30-60 second
message to your group.
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Focus primarily on
using the eye contact
skill and vary your
inflection.
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Give/Receive feedback.
Your “outline” is:
1. Greeting
2. Name
3. Where you work
4. One goal you
have for this
session
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Presenting with PowerPoint
What’s wrong with this picture?
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Bueller?
Bueller?
Bueller?
Presenting with PowerPoint
Stop Reading from the Top-Line Down…
Start Preparing from the Bottom-Line Up…
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Presenting with PowerPoint
Manage Your Content
1. Overview
Where you’re headed
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2. Details
Only what you need to say
3. Bottom Line
Key Insight/Segue
Your Turn (Practice)
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Select two slides from your presentation.
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Speak for 30-45 seconds on each using
Overview, Details, Bottom Line.
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Keep practicing the eye contact and
vocal variety skills.
Presenting with PowerPoint
Add Scientific Support
Explain the data, process, protocol(s)
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Presenting with PowerPoint
Add Scientific Support
Explain the data, process, protocol(s)
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Presenting with PowerPoint
Add Scientific Support
Explain the data, process, protocol(s)
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Describe your clinical experience
Visualize with specific examples
Apply with ideas they might do next
Your Turn (Practice)
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Select two slides from your presentation.
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Speak for 30-45 seconds on each using
Overview, Details, Bottom Line.
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Add at least one thought that allows you
to Describe, Visualize, or Apply one of
your major points.
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Keep practicing the eye contact and
vocal variety skills.
Generating Effective Interaction
1.
Questions
2.
Rephrase
3.
Who else?
4.
Take a poll
5.
Round robin
The ART of Q&A
Ask/Listen for issue
Rephrase to another person
Turn back/answer (25 / 75 rule)
Your Turn (Practice)
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Select two slides from your presentation.
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Speak for 30-45 second on each using
Overview, Details, Bottom Line.
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After you finish, try one of the
interaction skills we discussed.
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Keep practicing the eye contact and
vocal variety skills.
Engaging Openers, Compelling Conclusions
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Engaging Openers, Compelling Conclusions
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Energetic welcome!
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Practical summary
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Interesting story, quote,
statistic,
etc. Page
Title
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Interesting story, quote,
statistic, etc.
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Context/Passion statement
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Context/Passion statement
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Objectives/Agenda
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Most important insight
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Roles & Goals
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Call to Action
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Value – WIIFM?
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Value – WNFM?
Your Turn (Practice)
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In 30 seconds, describe how you plan to
open your next talk.
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In 30 seconds, describe how you plan to
close your next talk.
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Practice using the eye contact and vocal
variety skills.
Chart Your Growth Plan
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Delivery
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Leader
Content
Interactivity
Visuals
Leadership in Public Speaking
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“Amateurs train until
they get it right.
Professionals train
‘till they never get it
wrong.”
US Army MSG Dave
Estabrooks to PFC Glenn Eller,
in preparations for the 2008
Olympics
Thank You!
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