Parts of a presentation

  "I think that just about covers the market research, so now let´s deal with the third part of my presentation which is to explain our financial requirements and plans… "

• Introduce your talk

• 1. Give the Body

• Give a summary

• Give the conclusion

"Good morning and welcome to the Adelphi hotel."

• Greet and thank them for coming

• Give a little summary of the most important parts

• Introduce yourself and your team

• Give a little conclusion

"In my presentaton, I´m hoping to do three things. First, I´ll tell you about...Then I´ll tell you about...and finally I´ll..."

• Give a conclusion

• Give the body

• Tell them the outline (subtopics) and to wait with questions

• Introduce yourself and your team

"Now to move on to my second point: market research...."

• Give the body

• Give a little summary of the most important part

• Give a conclusion

• Greet and thank them for coming

"If you have any questions you´d like to ask, please leave them to the end when I´ll be happy to answer them.

• Give the body

• Tell them the outline and to wait with quesitons

• Give a summary of important parts

• Greet and thank them for coming.

"Now if I can just recap the main points again, ...."

• Give the body

• Give a little summary of the most important parts

• Give a conclusion

"Finally, I´d like to finish off by saying that it´s been a pleasure talking to you all and thank you for your patience and interest in listening to me.

• Tell the outline

• Give the body

• Give a conclusion

"Let me introduce myself: my name´s.... and my colleague ......

• Greet and thank them for coming

• Introduce yourself and team

• Give the body

• Give a conclusion

"Thank you all for coming. Some of you have travelled a long way to hear us today...."

• Greet and thank them for coming

• Introduce yourself

• Give a conclusion

• Give a little summary

"The purpose of this presentation is to explain our business plan to you."

• Greet and thank them for coming

• Give a little summary

• Give the body

• Introduce your talk (tell them the topic)