The document outlines a conference presentation structure, emphasizing the importance of the presenter’s background and connection to the topic. It includes key elements such as defining the subject, presenting a hypothesis, discussing characteristics, and providing practical tips and takeaways for the audience. A call to action encourages the audience to apply the insights shared during the presentation.

1. CONFERENCE
PRESENTATIO
N
PRESENTER NAME
DATE

2. YOUR NAME
• Who are you?
• Why are you qualified to present
today?

3. MY STORY
Share something memorable
that relates to your topic

4. OVERVIEW
• Meet the Presenter
• My Story
• A Definition
• My Hypothesis
• Quantify X
• Elements of X
• Making Great X
• Comparing X to Y
• History of X
• Trends in X
• Key Takeaways
• Tips for X
• Call to Action

5. “IF YOU CAN FILM AN
IDEA IN YOUR MIND,
FOLLOW THAT FILM
IDEA SHOT FOR SHOT,
SCENE FOR SCENE,
THAT IDEA IS WORTH
MAKING.
- CRAIG MAPP

6. • How do you define your subject?
• What is it all about?
• Make sure your audience has a shared understanding of your subject matter.
A DEFINITION

7. What do you
believe to be true
about your subject?
What are you going
to try to convince
your audience of?
HYPOTHESIS

8. QUANTIFY “X”
58%
23%
10%
9%
One Two Three Four

9. Cat Dog
Mouse Gorilla
ELEMENTS OF
YOUR SUBJECT

10. MAKING GREAT “X”
What are the defining characteristics of your
subject?
What sets it apart from other related
subjects?

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KEY TAKEAWAYS

12. Tell your audience how they can
put what you have shared with
them into practice
• One
• Two
• Three
TIPS FOR “X”

13. • What are the key things you want your audience to come away with?
• What it is it you want your audience to do with what they have learned?
CALL TO ACTION

14. THANK YOU