We believe online presentations are broken. Psychological studies show that the combination of content and a human face is key to keeping an audience engaged. We launched Present.me to solve exactly this problem. Present.me allows anyone to create online presentations that feature synchronised slides and video side-by-side, playable on-demand. Whether it’s pitching for new business, updating your team, setting assignments for students or applying for a job, Present.me allows you to record and share your ideas in a whole new way. This session will reveal why Present.me’s combination of video and content is the perfect way to create online, on-demand presentations that engage and resonate.
Questions answered :
What is the story behind Present.me? What issues does Present.me solve? How does Present.me work? What is the Present.me business model?
by Rose Lewis
An interactive session on raising investment for start-ups
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What is a typical funding journey How to choose the right type of investors and how best to approach them What needs to be place to ensure you close a deal.
by Mary Murtagh
Award-winning journalist Mary Murtagh will be sharing her expertise as a media insider in her 'How to get free publicity for your business in the media' mini-workshop. Mary travels all over the UK sharing her knowledge about how businesses can grow by using the media. She trains entrepreneurs, start ups and social enterprises on how to write brilliant press releases, what journalists want and how to fast forward their business by featuring in newspapers, radio and television. In this seminar Mary will give her ten top tips for killer press releases, share real life examples of past delegates' media coverage and the positive impact it had on their business and answer any questions you always wanted to ask a journalist but never dared ask.
Questions answered :
What do journalists want? How do I get my business featured in the media? How do I write a press release? What tips have you got for getting journalists' attention?
Winston Churchill said, ‘He who fails to plan, plans to fail’ If you get into a taxi and you do not know where you wish to go, you are going to have an expensive ride going no where fast. You may have the greatest idea or product on the planet. However if there is no plan on how to take your proposition to market, no one will hear, see and more importantly buy it. Planning may sound boring. However we all do it and we are generally in fact good at it – in certain circumstances. We are probably really happy to plan our next technology purchase, holiday or outing and perhaps less enthusiastic to organise a financial budget, staff personal development plans or a health and safety policy. Having some simple templates to plan for success in all that you do will give you more time to do what you do best! This will be an interactive workshop showing you exactly how to plan for yourself and your business more successfully. We will be exploring techniques and applying them to your working lives. I’ll be using your actual business examples. This way you leave with learnings that you can put to work right away as soon as you are back at your desk. By the end of our time together you’ll have customised simple 5 Step planning tools ensuring you are heading in the right direction and you get to your destination in the shortest possible time.
Questions answered :
Why is it important to plan? What if I don’t plan? Are plans set in stone? How can I make time to plan effectively? Will planning kill my creativity, motivation and satisfaction? What if my plans change? What if I hate planning? How can I transfer my skills in areas where I am good at planning to where I am less resourceful? Business plans may vary but are the processes similar? What’s an effective way of planning my day/month/year? Are there any areas of my business that I should not plan? How often should I review my plans?
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by Craig Smith
The future of the television screen is interactive and will be used in conjunction with a number of other devices. TV will have to change and become more social. Who are the big players in the social TV space and who is winning across the globe?
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What is the future of broadcasters? How do social networks play a part in the television space?