So many presenters, so little time

I just sat through two PowerPoint Presentations by two distinguished speakers at the Southern New England Chapter of Project Management Institute.

Sigh!! The audience got the usual experience that we are accustomed to when PowerPoint is used. Too much text, too many slides, presenter reading slides to audience and no audience involvement. It is such a pity as both speakers were well intentioned and have incredible information to share.

I wonder how we can get the word out to presenters and encourage all PowerPoint speakers to study the art of presenting with PowerPoint. I would love to get a copy of "Dodging the Bullet Points" into the hands of all presenters, one week before they go on stage so that they can implement some of the proven strategies in the Pow'Rful Process.

Do you have any ideas on how supporters of the Pow'Rful Process can spread the word?

I think we can start by advertising the benefits of Toastmasters to all members of the Project Management Institute (PMI), and will submit an article to our local newsletter.