No matter what your topic or audience size, there are a few factors that can separate a good presentation from a great one. That’s why we asked 10 members of Young Entrepreneur Council for their ...

Start your presentation by engaging their mind ... Takeaways are both content and great ideas. My friend Oliver DeMille (who has inspired much of everything I do) taught me to read and mark ...

Building a great presentation takes time—unless you have ... You can tell it the topic, and it will create a basic structure ...

Okay, so he was probably just tired. But a great presentation keeps your listeners on their toes and inspires them to think differently about whatever topic you're addressing. That's not to say ...

Don’t underestimate the power of a great presentation. The ability to sell yourself and your ideas is more important than ever. If you can craft a good story and deliver it effectively ...

Great presentations move people ... I present on records management and litigation readiness, topics some might see as dry. Yet even these topics can be made to tell a compelling story.

You don’t want your audience to say, “Wow, what great Keynote ... as you prepare your presentation. For example, if your audience is made up of corporate VPs and your topic is last quarter ...

The key to any good presentation is preparation ... You might want to use graphs, charts or quotes to support your ideas. Or maybe you have some research to support your points.