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Presentation Secrets – Be Insanely Great!

Fortune magazine chose Apple’s Steve Jobs as the CEO of the decade last week, in large part for remaking the Apple brand and achieving what few others have managed in this challenging economic environment.

In the third and final installment of the Steve Jobs Webinar series, Carmine Gallo will show you how Steve Jobs refines and rehearses his presentations to make an indelible impression. If you want to walk, talk and appear to be a leader, this Webinar is critical.

Presenters claim this segment will teach you:

Why how you say it - is just as important as what you say…
How Steve Jobs makes his presentations look effortless…
Why he can get away with wearing jeans, a mock and running shoes, and you can't…
…and, How to rehearse presentations for maximum impact…

GoToMeeting Corporate Live Webinar
The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs Part III: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience

Friday, November 20, 11 AM PST / 2 PM EST
Speakers:
Carmine Gallo, Communications Coach
Moderator: Michael Krieger, Ziff Davis Enterprise

Click here to reserve your complimentary seat.

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