Our workshop theme: Get to the Message: Present with a Purpose!
Our mantra: “Achieve your results…with less!”

Our Value Add Overview

Teach Total Presentation Framework

Learn to use 3D processes of presenting so you can quickly, clearly and concisely create and give a presentation.
Develop: Identify and organize your key objectives and messages before you create slides or write the script. Then, craft an executive summary.
Design: Create professional slides that enhance your message—or leave the slides to Wilder Presentations. We can provide them.
Deliver: Be a focused, persuasive, confident-looking and -sounding speaker.

Give You Customized Solutions

• We take several of your slides and redo them so you can actually see “before” and “after” examples.
• We create professional-looking slides using your company template for you to use in the future. You save hours trying to create message-oriented slides.
• We provide executive summary examples for all your different types of work presentations from formal upper level management meetings to round table project updates.

Coach for a Transforming Change

• Before the workshop: We provide pre-work so you can obtain focused feedback from colleagues and managers on your skills and areas for improvement. You begin the workshop knowing what behaviors you should continue, start or stop.
• During the workshop: You hear feedback as you present; for example: “speak louder,” “look at people on the right side of the room,” “stay on topic,” “stop diving into the details.”
• After the workshop: You carry out your customized action plan that provides specific, organized feedback on how to achieve success in developing, designing and delivering a presentation. You can choose to share your action plan with your manager. We can also provide individual coaching for certain crucial presentations.

Our Comprehensive Feedback Model

Focus on Real Work Presentations

Receive specific feedback on portions of a real presentation. During the workshop you’ll have an opportunity to revise your content and/or slides and present them again. Get your “real work” done as you learn: come with a presentation you have to give next week, work on it during the workshop and be ready to give it once the workshop is over.