The speaker is a former student and top performer at Don Bosco Technical College who now works as a Project Manager at Procter & Gamble. He earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Santo Tomas, where he graduated cum laude and was a university academic scholar. While in school, he led his team to third place in an investment competition and directed several plays. The document provides guidelines for different types of speeches, including speeches of introduction, presentation, acceptance, and commemoration.

1. Speech for
Special Occasions

2. Our guest speaker today is one of the finest diamonds of Don
Bosco Technical College. He has underwent a lot of sharpenings
that paved the way to be in the place where he is now. At present,
he is one of the key person in Procter and Gamble as a Project
Manager for Continuous Improvements and Regional Services.
Prior to his appointment as Project Manager, he served the same
company as a Profit Forecast Analyst where his expertise in
tactical evaluation of the market environment are also routine.

3. In 2011, he earned his degree in Bachelor of Arts in Commerce and Business
Administration Major in Financial Management in the Pontifical, Royal, Catholic
University of the Philippines –The University of Santo Tomas where he engraved
his name as a Cum Laude of the Quadricentennial Batch. His exemplary
academic performance and extra-ordinary diligence in studies placed his name
consistently on top of the Dean’s List and made him a University Academic
Scholar. Imbued with unending grace, he gave honor to the university in various
extra-curricular endeavors. He lead his team to the finals of the 2011 CFA-
Regional Investment Research Challenge and earned them the 3rd Place. He
showed the other side of him by directing several theatre plays for the Commerce
Theater Organization.

4. 1. Speech of Introduction
• builds the enthusiasm for the upcoming speaker
• builds enthusiasm for the speaker’s topic
• establishing a welcome climate that will boost the
speaker’s credibility

5. a. be brief
b. make sure your remarks are completely accurate
c. adapt your remarks to the occasion
Guidelines for Speech
Introduction

6. Guidelines for Speech
Introduction
d. adapt your remarks to the Main Speaker
e. adapt your remarks to the audience
f. create a sense of anticipation drama

8. 2. Speech of Presentation
• tells the audience why the person
is receiving the award
• points out the contributions,
achievements, etc.

9. 2. Speech of Presentation
• discusses the achievements in a way it will
be more meaningful for the audience
• explains the award briefly

11. 3. Speech of Acceptance
• give thanks for a gift or an award
• thank the people bestowing the award
• recognize the people who helped
you gain it

13. 4. Commemorative Speeches
• for praise or celebration
• pay tribute to a person, a group
of people, an institution, or an
idea

14. 4. Commemorative Speeches
• inspires people to increase
their appreciation of
admiration for the person,
institution, or idea