Dan Roam's Show and Tell Shows How Everybody Can Make Extraordinary Presentations

If presentations are an important part of your life--whether you're presenting keynote speeches for corporate audiences, in-house presentations for C-level executives, investors, or even simple presentations for co-workers, you'll get a new perspective from Dan Roam's Show and Tell. Subtitled, How Everybody Can Make Extraordinary Presentations, Show and Tell takes the mystery (and stress) out of presentations by using a combination of text and graphics to share the building blocks of extraordinary presentations. In Show and Tell, Dan Roam reviews the universal rules of presentations and describes the four basic types of presentation--and the storylines (or information sequence)--appropriate for each. Unlike most business books, filled with page after page of text, Show and Tell is a visual delight. Most pages contain hand-drawn graphics plus a minimum amount of text. As a result, each page engages and communicates at a glance. Dan Roam is a leading visual thinker and best selling businesses book author. His first international bestseller was Back of the Napking: Solving Problems and Selling Ideas with Pictures. Back of the Napkin quickly became Fast Company's Innovation Book of the year and the London Times' Creativity Book of the Year--in addition to Amazon.com's business book of the year. Show and Tell is Dan Roam's fourth book. Learn more at Dan Roam's website or his Amazon.com Author Page. Visit Roger C. Parker's blog to hear a recorded interiew.