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Emma Bannister
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Emma Bannister
If it can be done in PowerPoint, Emma knows how to do it!
With an unwavering belief in PowerPoint, she works tirelessly towards her goal of training each and every user across the globe how to use PowerPoint to maximise its full potential and deliver winning presentations.
Emma is the Founder and Managing Director of Presentation Studio and her presentation design service takes the stress out of your next conference, pitch or report. Emma transforms material into engaging PowerPoint or Keynote presentations and can build branded PowerPoint Templates, Word Documents and Annual Reports that are technically correct and easy for you and your team to use.
Presentation Studio also runs tailored PowerPoint Training and a Public Speaker Course.
Emmas passion in life is your next presentation!
"My belief is that PowerPoint doesn't kill meetings. People kill meetings." - Peter Norvig, Google, Inc.
Articles by Emma
PowerPoint 2010: fabulous new features
15 Sep 11Emma BannisterI am a self-confessed PowerPoint geek. I love people’s reactions when I share my PowerPoint 2010 tips and tricks and they discover how easy it is to do things faster and more effectively. Read more
Comments: 1Creating emotionally engaging presentations
18 Aug 11Emma BannisterThe purpose of almost any presentation is to alter the behaviour or thinking of your audience. If that’s your objective, you’ll need to create an emotionally engaging presentation. Read more
Comments: 1Top tips for an authentic presentation
16 Jun 11Emma BannisterCommon presentation tips include being told that we speak too high, we need to speak louder, or we were too fast. But in fact, it’s not just about pitch, volume or pace. Read more
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