The Power of PowerPoint: A Visual Approach for Engaging Facilitation

You’ve nailed down your topic. You’ve rocked your facilitation game plan. And now… the obligatory PowerPoint presentation.

PowerPoint is often an afterthought, and occasionally an effective torture device. However, used properly, PowerPoint can be a powerful tool to visually enhance your communication, guide your facilitation, and engage your audience.

Join us for this fun and interactive experience as we explore various techniques for leveraging the power of PowerPoint, and add additional powerful tools to our facilitation toolkits.

Objectives:

• Develop a revolutionary approach to presentation design
  
• Explore various ways to leverage PowerPoint to engage your audience
  
• Learn to convey your message more effectively through visual storytelling and metaphor
  

Presenter:

Steve Cherches is the co-founder of BigBlueGumball, a NYC-based professional development firm that helps people become more effective thinkers, communicators, and leaders. With their motto "We make training entertaining" as their foundation, Steve and his brother Todd are on a mission to make the world a better place by ridding the planet of bad bosses and painful presentations. At the heart of Steve’s approach to training, coaching, and facilitating, is the idea that learning and growth should be innovative, interactive, experiential, and fun.

www.BigBlueGumball.com

Additional Information:

• Approximately 2-3 days prior to this workshop, you will receive additional, more detailed instructions for joining the live session. 
• The workshop will begin promptly at noon Eastern Time, but we strongly recommend you log-in to the website at 11:45 am to address any connection issues.
  
• Contact for issues/questions about:
  
• • Registration or membership: 
  • • Admin support, info@mafn.org
  • Future webinar topics, general feedback, or issues connecting to the webinar the day of:
  • • Director of Online Learning Programs, Megan Primeau, mpeducatefacilitate@gmail.com