Presentation and Storyteling
Engage. Inspire. Persuade.

Great ideas often fail not because they lack substance, but because they’re not communicated effectively. Whether you are presenting to leadership, customers, or your own team, the ability to engage, influence, and inspire through storytelling is essential.

Why This Module Matters

Strong presentations and compelling storytelling are more than just nice-to-have skills – those are essential tools for influencing, inspiring, and driving action. Whether you are presenting ideas to your team, pitching to clients, or addressing senior leadership, the way you communicate can determine whether your message resonates or gets lost. This module shows that impactful presentations are not about flashy slides or memorized scripts – they are about clarity, connection, and confidence.

Who Should Attend

This training is designed for anyone who needs to communicate ideas clearly and persuasively. It is relevant for professionals across all business functions. Whether you are an experienced presenter looking to refine your skills or someone who feels anxious speaking in public, this program provides practical tools to engage any audience.

What You Will Learn

This module provides practical tools to design and deliver presentations that are clear, memorable, and inspiring.

How the Module Works (Sample Agenda)

Delivered as a 6 – hour program (for maximum 8 attendees to ensure proper time and attention), this training provides combination of theory and practice. Attendees bring their own max 10-minute ppt presentations covering the subject of their own choice which for the basis for the practical exercise part.

Morning Session

• Key concepts of the excellent presentation delivery.
  • The Goal.
  • The Audience: profile and expectations.
  • Body language, gestures, mimics.
  • The use of space.
  • Time management.
  • CTA (Call to Action).
• Interaction with the Audience.
  • Types of questions.
  • Managing “Trouble Makers”.
    • CCAC: Cushion->Clarify->Answer->Close.
  • The Do’s and Dont’s.
  • The PowerPoint sins and how to avoid those.

Afternoon Session

• Each attendee delivers their presentation applying the hints from the morning session.
• The presentation is recorded on a camera.
• All other participants assess the quality of presentation with the use of score cards distributed in prior.
• Each presentation is followed by a 5-minute verbal feedback session and populated scorecards are handed over to the presenter.
• Each presenter receives a movie with their presentation for further analysis and corrections if applicable.