Join the presentation training

This training changes the way you look at presentations and more importantly: the way you build them. You’ll learn how to turn your content into a story that truly sticks, even if it’s full of numbers or complex topics. Because here’s the truth: if you prepare with clarity, you won’t need to worry on stage.
80% of the work happens before you walk into the room.

You’ll get tools and techniques that help you:

• create a crystal-clear structure in less time
• choose visuals that hit the right nerve. Straight from the world of advertising
• design slides with the look of a professional
• add interaction that keeps your audience awake and engaged
• present with confidence, because you know: this works.

And the best part?

You’ll finish faster. With clear anchors, also for those who want to use AI smartly.
Each new presentation comes together more smoothly, looks sharper and makes more impact.

That’s why we built this training.
Not just a workshop, but a complete Presentation Toolkit, packed with tips, do’s & don’ts, smart templates and inspiring examples.

The only presentation training you’ll need for the rest of your career.

Three interactive sessions of 2 hours each.
We split it up - better for your brain and your schedule.
You also get the full Presentation Toolkit: a 450-slide PDF packed with tips, do’s & don’ts, smart structures and inspiring examples.
A guide and a go-to you can always rely on.

The sessions build on each other. Each one takes you a step further.
You’ll get the most out of it if you follow the full track.

Pricing: the more minds, the better the deal.

Good preparation is 80% of the work and in this module, you learn from the best.
Inspiration techniques from film and advertising, translated into practical, ready-to-use techniques.
How do TED speakers and top CEOs create magnetic talks? How do they build storylines with clever structure that keep the audience engaged from start to finish?

And advertising? How does it keep grabbing your attention and spark your curiosity?
Which techniques push you into action?

You’ll get all of that explained clearly, ready to use in your own presentation work.

You'll learn how to:

• Distill a clear message from an overload of information.
• Build your story in a smart, structured way around one strong idea.
• Develop your message in a logical flow that’s easy to follow.
• Apply techniques from film, speeches and advertising to truly engage your audience.

How you open, and how you close. The two most important moments in any presentation. 
What do you say or show first?
How do you trigger your audience from the very first second?

You’ll get inspiring techniques and clever tricks, explained through powerful real-world examples. And just as important: how to end with impact. What actually works? And where do others often go wrong?

You’ll learn how to:

• Create strong openings: creative first lines, visuals or actions that grab attention instantly.
• Close with purpose: make your message stick and spark action.
• Avoid common traps: what not to say in your intro or wrap-up.
• Draw inspiration from memorable examples by experienced speakers.

Involve your audience (yes, even that tough one in the back row).

Start by thinking about them: what do they already know? What grabs their attention?
Discover how to tailor your presentation to your audience - so they stay engaged from start to finish.

You’ll learn smart interaction techniques that great speakers use to break the ice, stimulate multiple senses, and handle tricky situations with ease.

You’ll learn how to:

• Adapt your presentation to your audience’s knowledge, expectations and interests.
• Use questions and icebreakers that spark real interaction (not just polite nodding).
• The ‘Jeff Bezos meeting technique’, translated into a presentation interaction technique.
• Respond to critical questions with confidence.

Think about it for a second: how quickly do you zone out during boring presentations?
In the world of advertising, there’s one golden rule: you’ve got just a few seconds to grab someone’s attention or you lose them.

Our brain processes images 60,000 times faster than text. Visual information sticks more easily, because images trigger emotions and activate powerful areas in your brain. Research shows that visuals stimulate the amygdala and limbic system, the regions responsible for emotion and memory. And those emotions tend to linger. Use that to your advantage in your presentation.

But how do you choose the right image for your message? What do you show and what should you leave out?

You’ll learn how to:

• Choose strong visuals that reinforce your message.
• Discover why cluttered slides are a real killer.
• Decide when to use an illustration and when a photo says more.
• Use images to trigger the senses and evoke emotions that help people remember.

Less is more. No slides that look like a “Where’s Waldo?” puzzle but slides your audience gets instantly.
Branding, consistency, readability, layout, sounds complicated, but it isn’t. And it’s fun to learn. Even designers love this part. They learn how to explain and defend their design choices more effectively to clients. And clients, in turn, learn how to brief designers more clearly and give feedback more smoothly. 

Clear visualisation means choosing and editing smartly.
Your audience should instantly get it and not get lost. 

You’ll learn how to:

• Keep slides calm and readable: word count, font sizes, contrast.
• Apply the rule of thirds to your slides.
• Make complex topics clear with the right tables, diagrams and timelines.
• Think like a designer: simple tips for slides that are clean, consistent and easy to follow.

Not every presentation works the same way. A pitch is not a corporate story. A forecast at a multinational is not a sales talk at a trade show.

In this module, you’ll learn how to adapt your presentation to its character, goal, and channel. What works live often falls flat in a webinar. And what’s meant as a forecast? Sometimes it’s delivered like a dry Excel dump.
And how many so-called pitches, aren’t actually pitches at all? That’s why we analyse a legendary pitch, an example that sticks

We also break down the modern elevator pitch and dig into the call to action: what are you really saying… and how?

You’ll learn how to:

• Recognise the difference between a pitch, a sales talk, a corporate story and a webinar.
• Choose the right structure and timing for each type of presentation.
• Find inspiration for strong calls to action.
• Mix presentation techniques wisely to create the right impact in any context.

Winston Churchill once had a complete blackout during a speech.
The newspapers called it “early signs of senility.” What happened?
He wasn’t speaking in his own words. His advisors had handed him lines - too long, too formal, too artificial.

From that moment on, he decided: I’ll only say what I would actually say myself.
He systematically swapped long words for short, clear ones and long sentences became short ones.
The rest is history: Churchill became one of the greatest speakers of all time.

You’ll learn how to:

• Open your presentation without clichés and grab attention straight away.
• Spark curiosity with smart word choices (think: tease, trigger, pace).
• Add punch with rhetorical devices.
• How to deal with questions without losing your flow.
• Use techniques that top lawyers rely on to speak persuasively.

Speaking in front of an audience, big or small, is always a bit nerve-wracking. Even for the greats.
We look up to strong speakers, but often forget: they’ve practised like mad. Nothing came naturally.

You’ll notice: when you’re well prepared, your confidence grows naturally. After rehearsing three times, you’ll feel the shift: your words flow more easily,
you have space to breathe, to pause, to connect.

And yes, it’s okay to be human. Can’t remember a name for a second? Happens to everyone.

Staying true to yourself, even on stage, makes you more credible. Not less.

You’ll learn how to:

• Build confidence through solid preparation.
• Manage nerves without losing your spontaneity.
• Show yourself without having to justify yourself.
• Be kind to yourself when things aren’t perfect.