David Kaye is one of the premier speakers and public speaking coaches in the country, having conducted over 5,000 presentation skills and marketing seminars. David is in demand as a speaker and presenter at business meetings nationwide, where he electrifies audiences and leaves a lasting impact that will change the way you and your team look at the world and run your business.
David has also trained hundreds of investment wholesalers, internal wholesalers, marketing professionals and financial advisors in the art of conducting compelling, deal-closing presentations. In 2008 alone, he presented at over 100 consumer financial seminars. David is equally adept at training top executives, sales teams, and other key performers in the art of presentation for results.
Brian Lane, MBA, VP,
VP Sales and Marketing
Table Bay Financial Network
Avoid placing the screen front and center. That position belongs to
you, since you must be the central focus of attention.
Try placing the projection screen diagonal in the front right
corner of the room. Front right because people read left to right
and they will read it as you speak it. This will also make you the
focus not the screen and will give you freedom to work the entire
room during your talk without walking in front of the projector.
