2.  Once a business is up and running it is useful
for management to keep track of the day to
day activities and financial standing of the
business.
 An excellent way is by referring to written
reports that the people who are responsible
for particular functions are prepared.

3.  Non verbal presentation:
Are written reports , circulated in hardcopy or
electronically for information.
 Verbal presentation:
Are oral presentations given in a meeting or a
report that is given in front of an audience.

4.  Tables  Seminar
 Charts  Lectures
 Graphs  Debates
 Diagrams  Speech
 Illustrations  Presentations
 Discussions

5. why When
What
Things to consider
Where
How
Who

6.  Be presentable
 Be neat
 Wear something that will boast your
confidence
Don’t. Do.

7.  Be well prepared
 State your ideas clearly
 Let your speech flow easily
 Be coherent
 Use language suitable for the audience
 Be authentic
 Develop your argument logically

8.  You voice gives flavor to your presentations
 Articulations of words/sounds
 Volume
 Pitch
 Speed rate
 Vocal vitality

9. Maintain good:
 Good eye contact
 Speaking volume
 Body language
 Sentence construction
 Remember to keep your time limit
 Give your audience handouts
 Allow question and section