Educational presentation introducing a speaker
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This document provides tips for introducing a speaker at an event, including establishing a positive tone, being brief, outlining the speaker's background and credentials, and practicing the introduction. It recommends that an introduction contain an opening, body, and conclusion and highlight why the speaker and topic are relevant to the audience. The document also stresses being prepared with correct names and details about the speaker.
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Educational presentation introducing a speaker
- 1. Michael Metzler April 26th, 2012
- 2. Critical to the success of the speaker. Sets the tone for the speaker. Creates a positive friendly environment. Establishes a bond with the audience.
- 3. Be Brief Contains an Opening, a Body, and Conclusion Tell why subject is important and why the audience should care. Speakers Experience or Expertise. Give the speaker a bit of a build up. Save the speaker name until last. Avoid clichés or stilted phrases
- 4. BE PREPARED! Correct name (and pronunciation) Title, job and family Background, education, organization memberships. Honors, hobbies, and any special interests or abilities. Practice!
- 5. Brochure which includes tips on preparing and delivering an introduction.
- 6. If you remember these tips, you will be very successful in: Running meetings Hosting events May possibly be asked to host the next academy awards.
Editor's Notes
- The introduction is critical to the success of the speaker. A poor introduction means thespeaker has to spend the first critical few minutes of the speech clearing up misunderstandings.In a good introduction, the foundation for the speaker's talk is built and the speakerimmediately may launch into the talk.A good introduction sets the tone for the speaker, creates a positive, friendly environment,and establishes a bond between the speaker and the audience.
- An introduction prepares the audience for the speaker. The introduction builds a bridgefrom where the thoughts of the group are at the moment to where the speaker wantsthem to be.The introduction should tell why the subject is important and why the audience shouldfind it of interest.The introduction should tell what special reason the speaker has for speaking about thechosen topic or any experience or expertise the speaker has in the subject area. A goodintroduction makes it clear that the speaker speaks from special knowledge, experience,or authority.We are gathered here today…. Or our speaker needs no introduction.
- If you remember these tips, you will be very successful in running meetings, hosting events and may possibly be asked to host the next academy awards.