Microsoft WPC 2016

Presentation skills to die for

People remember two things - the excellent and the absolutely dreadful.

No matter whether a call, meeting or presentation to hundreds or even thousands of people, live or recorded - we've learnt a few things about how to leave a lasting impression and present with polish and finesse.

In search of the perfect headline

Extra, extra, read all about It. Has a better headline ever before been used to encapsulate benefit, brand and desire?

“At 60 miles an hour the loudest noise in this new Rolls-Royce comes from the electric clock” – courtesy of Ogilvy and Mather;

WPC session recognised as 'favourite' by USA Today business columnist 

"What’s your story? Have a good one and people will remember you and your business. Don’t and they won’t. This lesson was reinforced to me yet again last week when I attended the Microsoft Worldwide Partners Conference (WPC) in Toronto."

Read Steve Strauss' view on Julie's 'Bring Home the Bacon Session'

MAD

The fast-paced world of Microsoft is full of acronyms for those in the know. 

So we've created MAD; the Microsoft Abbreviation Dictionary. 

Now in its 8th edition, MAD will demystify the terminology often used in meetings, conversations and presentations with Microsoft.

Download now from the following stores: 

Microsoft Store, Google Store, Apple Store