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• date: 22 August 2024
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Learn how to structure your thinking to deliver high-quality papers and presentations
What you'll learn:
1 - Flush out your communication strategy to confirm the value your communication must deliver.
2 - Frame your message using one of 10 potential patterns, rather than starting from scratch.
3 - Firm up your messaging by iterating around a tightly structured one-pager, to avoid drowning in Track Changes.
4 - Finalise your document, whether that be a prose paper or report, or a PowerPoint presentation.
5 - Feed back and feed forward to incorporate learnings from one presentation to the next.
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Requirements:
No prior learning needed, I will take you through the process step-by-step.
Description:
Life's short. Stop reworking drafts. Get fast decisions instead.Too many executives spend their nights and weekends reworking important communication multiple times and still don't get the results they need.As one executive said to me: before we did your course, we thought writing reports was a chore. He said: "Papers have exponentially improved. Decisions and discussion have improved and the time taken to get to a final position has reduced, in part due to the quality of papers and the improved understanding imparted on the reader."What started as a "chore" / "waste of time", has now become the way we work. We are all better for it."This course helps you clarify and communicate high-quality messaging no matter the ambiguity of the situation or the complexity of material. Here is how it works.How to Write Great Board Reports teaches you how to prepare better papers and presentations for communicating with senior leaders and Boards. You will learn how to:Flush out your communication strategy to confirm the value your communication must deliver for you, your team and your organisation.Frame your message using one of 10 potential patterns, rather than starting from scratch.Firm up your messaging by iterating around a tightly structured one-pager, to avoid drowning in the minutiae of comments and Tracked Changes.Finalise your document, whether that be a prose paper or report, or a PowerPoint presentation.Feed back and feed forward to incorporate learnings from one presentation to the next so you get better and better results over time.Facilitator: Davina Stanley, author of 3 business communication books: Elevate, Engage and The So What Strategy.Davina has helped leaders globally to use structured thinking techniques over 25+ years.She learned the core approach during her 18 years with McKinsey (on staff + freelance) and later helped BCG Australia design their structured thinking program while serving a wide range of other clients.She has built a successful coaching and training business serving clients globally. These include Meta, Nanosonics, Australia's National Broadband Network, Nissan, 7 Eleven and many more.Barbara Minto approved her Minto Pyramid Principle (R) training in 2009.
Who this course is for:
Professionals who are tired of spending their nights and weekends reworking important communication
Professionals who need greater confidence when communicating with senior leaders and Boards
Professionals who wants to clarify and communicate high-quality messaging no matter the ambiguity of the situation or the complexity of material
Professionals from any discipline. You might work in finance, marketing, risk management, technology, operations, audit ... anywhere you need to prepare papers and presentations for senior leaders.
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