Many financial professionals are poor communicators and even worse presenters. We change that.
Communication skills are the most important skills highlighted by hiring managers and financial directors. The ability to connect with an audience is vital to the success of both the practitioner and the organization. Because professional growth often comes as a result of technical know-how, many financial professionals easily confuse their audiences by overwhelming them with complex content.
In this program, audiences will learn from an FP&A practitioner, Second City- and Improv Olympic-trained performer and award-winning speaker, blending humor and professional delivery with cognitive science and data-rich content.
Attendees will learn:
How to establish rapport and maintain credibility
Subtle and not-so-subtle ways to captivate audiences and inspire them to act
A variety of communication techniques to help better create engaging presentations, stay focused, and have a lasting impact on audiences.
How to immediately recall all audience members by name
Who this Program is for:
Financial professionals responsible for data-rich technical and financial presentations
Non-financial professionals responsible for data-rich technical and financial presentations
Key Modules, Objectives & Takeaways:
Financial presentations and communication approaches
Connecting with financial and non-financial audiences
Structuring data-driven presentations
Establishing trust and maintaining credibility
Engaging financial audiences
Presentation dynamics
Financial storytelling as a presentation technique
Displaying visuals during presentations
Going off-script and managing interruptions
Involving decks and reports in financial presentations
