How To Present To Senior Management: Tips From a TEDx Speaker Coach

Based on decades of coaching C-suite executives and TEDx speakers, Fia shares every critical skill you need to deliver an unforgettable presentation. Executive teams have little time and high expectations so you need to make every second count. This video provides a deep dive into the techniques that experienced speakers use to convey confidence, authority, and command respect. If you want to know how to present to senior management, this video will teach you everything you need to know!
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[@briancluster3120]

Thanks! I really like the emphasis of having a hook in the introduction. Something that many people, including myself, forget to manage.

[@MoxieInstitute]

Totally! For many people, just a few adjustments can make an incredible difference to their presentations.

[@shanti5718]

Have to give you a huge compliment for going into the details of every stage, that gives even more insights of how you can take the next steps in developing yourself. Many thanks and great job in delivering the message so clearly!

[@MoxieInstitute]

Thank you for such a thoughtful comment Shanti! Hope this helps you rock your next presentation!

[@jabumahlangu2824]

Thanks for the great content, really informative! Just a note, on the Introduction you proposed 4 parts but you only outlined 3 Parts, Greeting, Hook and Call to adventure, so one missing please share the 4th Part.

[@MoxieInstitute]

Hi there! Thanks for watching and for reaching out! I'm so glad that you found the video to be helpful! The 4th part of the introduction is optional. Sometimes, presenters will give a brief explanation of what they are going to talk about in their introduction. Perhaps you've heard the saying "Tell them what you're going to talk about, talk about it, then tell them what you talked about." In this scenario, the introduction would include 4 parts: Greeting, hook, brief description of you what you're going to talk about and the call to adventure. Hope this helps!

[@missbeachvolley]

Very nicely put together, thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips! 😊

[@MoxieInstitute]

Happy to help and glad you found it valuable!

[@comfyinspirations8733]

I really love these tips, thanks so much!

[@MoxieInstitute]

Happy to hear it!

[@mpumemkhize2549]

Thank you your tips will assist me a lot as I struggle to start my PPP to my superiors every month 😢

[@MoxieInstitute]

Happy to hear this will help! If you prepare and practice you'll definitely perform better and feel more confident. As stressful as having a presentation every month can feel, the advantage is you get to use them as an opportunity to progress and improve your skills. Keep at it and you'll become a great presenter in no time!

[@nukiemybaby]

Great tips I definately needed. I would really appreciate though some more examples🙏 thank you !

[@MoxieInstitute]

Glad they helped Nanda! And thank you for the feedback that's really valuable to know! Would you prefer specific examples from clients we've worked with or more general examples? e.g. "Client A was presenting a financial report, we helped them isolate the key data and build an engaging story from there..." or "For example, if you have some important data to talk about, one way you'd use the stepping stone method is to first..."