Overview
Project 1 – Minor – Principle Application
There are three things to aim at in public speaking: first, to get into your subject, then to get your subject into yourself, and lastly, to get your subject into the heart of your audience.
~Alexander Gregg
Content: Based on the content of “Innovative Business Presentations: Turning Five Minutes into Competitive Success,” write a detailed Outline Script of your 5 minute business plan presentation based on the audience to whom you intend to present it. You will use the business you have chosen to write your business plan for in this course.
Think of the television show "Shark Tank" in the development of this presentation. Your goal is to provide a persuasive presentation to an intended audience of your idea and plan. While many of the details of the plan will be formulated through your research and development of your business plan, this is the first step in gaining support and eliciting feedback for your idea. Outline all of the elements in your presentation, and insert into the script where you intend to place PowerPoint slides (or other media) and the narrative you will present.
Five minutes is not much time, and remember you have to hook your audience, tell them what you’re going to tell them, then tell them, then tell them what you told them.
Record your script into a PowerPoint slide presentation in the manner in which you intend to present it to: (1) ensure it is five minutes or less, and (2) practice voice inflection and intonations.
You will submit two items to Black Board:
1. Written script of presentation
2. Narrated PowerPoint Presentation