Part I. Portrait of a successful presenter in a presentation session or meeting

- Identifying factors affecting the success of a presentation or meeting;
- Impact of the presentation/meeting to the participants;
- Psychology and emotion of the participants;
- Behavioral impacts after the presentation/meeting;
- Identifying characteristics and skills of an effective presenter;
- Characteristics and skills needed;
- Tools, techniques and methods to develop the skills.

Part II. Preparation, the most important stage

- Analyzing the environment and deciding factors:

• Learning about participants – importance and necessity;
• Various ways to approach and  present – success in hand.

- Developing the outline and content of the presentation:

• End goals to be achieved and criteria to be defined;
• Material collection and selection methods;
• Presentation content and effective presentation methods.

Part III. Effective presentation and essential techniques

- Methods to overcome one’s obstacles:

• Techniques in conquering fear;
• Techniques in setting an appropriate state of mind;
• Importance of real experiences.

- Monitoring the environment:

• Anticipating  potential risks;
• Establish backup plans and risk  prevention;
• Techniques in creating a friendly atmosphere in the beginning;
• Techniques in monitoring and engaging participants into set goals;
• Techniques in receiving verbal and non-verbal information and giving feedback.

- Methods of solving arisen problems;

- Introduction to some problem-solving methods in  meetings:

• Brain storming techniques
• PDCA approaches

Part IV. Noteworthy factors

- Appearance and nonverbal communication (attire, body language, gestures, state of mind, attitudes, and so on);
- Communication and effective usage of language;
- Serious mistakes to be avoided;
- Factors creating momentum and impact which need to be promoted.