“I’ve sat through some really awesome programs, and I’ve sat through some programs that were really painful… a presenter has mere seconds to catch the audience’s attention,” says Susan Dennison, Communications Manager.

We tackle a topic we’re passionate about: Your Bio. You know, that thing you have to write for your “about” page, or, if you’re speaking, it’s the intro someone else reads to the audience before you present. We hate boring bios.

With most companies meeting online through zoom or some other online platform, it can be difficult to keep your audience engaged. Here are just a few I shared on a First Story Strategies Coffee Break.

I have long believed that the best training (or speaking, or presentations) borrows from the best.

“Thank you to my amazing clients and partners for a wonderful 2019! You make me smarter and better year after year.”

PEL. Just write those three letters on a piece of paper. That’s all you need from this article. You can thank Aristotle later.