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Jack Rossin

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Jack Rossin

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Jack Rossin's career has been all about communications. His presentation skills business, Jack E Rossin Presentation Skills Training, teaches people how best to put forward ideas so that the audience feels part of the process and buys in.

ARTICLES BY Jack Rossin

The Wisdom of Smiling

Often times when people are presenting they are so focused on their material, and so anxious about doing a good job that they never let a smile come across their face.

Training the Trainer

Your job is to make the presenter confident. Confident speakers always make a good impression.

Make Your Next Presentation Without Notes

All you need to remember is the opening and the logic that follows the opening, not the literal words.

Practice Good Presentations All of the Time

Every day in every way you are talking to people and trying to persuade them to see something your way, and then motivate them to take action and do it.

Your Most Effective Marketing Strategy

Change starts by recognizing that the ability to persuade people has more to do with you, and the way you speak, and the eye contact you have, and your posture and voice than it does with all of the other things that go into marketing.

Your Most Important PowerPoint Slide

It is the slide that makes the single point you hope the audience will remember when the presentation is over.

Want to Know How to Make Your Annual Meeting Better? Just Ask!

It’s not unusual that many of the investors who attended your meeting attended other annual meetings, as well. So this is a rare chance to not only get feedback but benchmark how you did against other annual meetings.

Present a Strong Team at Your Annual Meeting

The handover is also where people in the audience get to see just how well your team works together. The passing of the baton is a subtle yet important body language symbol that communicates a ton about how everyone in your firm gets along.

10 Rehearsal Tips for Annual Meetings

Don’t try to micromanage each presenter’s presentation. Let people be themselves and use words and expressions they are comfortable with (within limits).

11 Keys to Successful Public Speaking

Very often your boss, your boss’s boss, investors, celebrities and lots of colleagues are listening to your every word. No wonder speakers get nervous.