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"An essential guide for facilitating productive, decisive meetings.Meetings are well-known time-wasters that often produce no meaningful business results. How to Conduct Productive Meetings enables anyone to plan and facilitate a fruitful, decisive meeting. Assess whether a meeting is actually necessary, ensure presentations are professional, facilitate constructive participation, and produce a meeting outcome that is measurable."

"The thought of giving a presentation often ranks at the top of the list of what people fear the most. This book provides readers with a 10-step process for developing and delivering an effective presentation based on real-world experience as well as observations of presentations. "

"Whether you are leading a status meeting, a strategic planning session or a team kick off meeting, this title teaches you what you need to conduct efficient and effective meeting. It helps you to identify the meeting goals and required participants, develop a meeting agenda and lead meetings effectively, and accomplish the goals and objectives."

"Effective presentations are a core business competency; yet many managers, team leaders, and other key organizational decision makers lack these skills. Presentation Skills Training allows you to design training to transform individuals from all levels of your organization into expert presenters."

"Today's supercritical audiences demand you speak with impact and deliver your PowerPoints with flair. "Speak like Churchill, Present like Spielberg" shows readers how to seamlessly integrate their words and PowerPoints into a persuasive experience. As Gary White, CEO of Presentation Pro puts it: 'The timing for the book couldn't be better, as Microsoft is launching a major makeover of Office 2007 later this year. The biggest change will be in the way PowerPoint creates graphics and presentations. PowerPoint presenters will be looking for help on how to create and use stunning graphics and visuals.' [Excerpted from a letter from Gary White, attached below in the "Comments" section.] The book is divided into two parts. Part I lays out "The Seven Steps to Presentation Success" (i.e., the "Churchill" part); and, Part II is about how to design and deliver more persuasive PowerPoints."