The opening moments, in just a few seconds or minutes, set the tone for your executive presentation and determine whether your audience leans in or tunes out. It is easy to fall short of capturing immediate attention, as we noticed in this video of a clearly knowledgeable man of authority and expertise as an example.
An opener can be many things. To name a few; a strong hook, a controversial statement, a surprising fact, an unexpected photograph, a relatable anecdote, or a bold question that could have drawn the audience in right away.
A dynamic start is your chance to make a memorable first impression.
We have a suggestion sheet of 16 different ways to open your executive presentation for any event – not just speeches. These will all grab attention and get your audience to lean in. Download your copy here! https://lnkd.in/eAjmcsTf
