Creating an Introduction (Powerpoint)
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This document discusses best practices for introducing speakers, including providing essential details like the speaker's name and topic, avoiding cliches or upstaging the speaker, and keeping the introduction brief. It highlights the importance of a smooth transition, establishing the speaker's authority, and conveying objectives. The introduction is meant to set the stage for the speech but allow the speaker to shine through their ideas and words.
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Creating an Introduction (Powerpoint)
- 1. Creating an Introduction The Better Speaker Series 277
- 2. The Importance of an Introduction Smooth transition Proper mindset Speaker authority 1
- 3. General Essentials Speaker’s name Speech topic Speech title 2
- 4. Toastmasters Essentials Speech assignment Speech objectives Delivery time 3
- 6. Applying Restraint Don’t upstage the speaker. Don’t reveal speech details. Don’t surprise the speaker. Don’t praise the speaker’s skills. Don’t rely on clichés. Don’t save the speaker’s name until last. 5
- 7. Speakers’ Responsibilities Be available to offer speech- related information. Inform the introducer of any special considerations. 6
- 8. Lectern Etiquette Speak to the audience Lead the applause Shake hands Leave the lectern Show interest 7
- 9. Introductions Are Only the Beginning The speech’s ideas Points of entertainment How the speech helped or enlightened the audience Words of thanks and appreciation 8
- 10. Conclusion Master the art of introductions! 9