PowerPoint Clinic Live
Join m62 and Brainshark for two free events showing how to use PowerPoint to its full potential. We will take a presentation script submitted by one person attending, and show how to transform words into visuals and then make those visuals impactful and memorable.
These sessions have now taken place – View replays.
Session 1 – Wednesday 5 August, 7pm BST, 2pm US Eastern Time.
Session 2 – Wednesday 12 August, 7pm BST, 2pm US Eastern Time.
These sessions were hosted by Brainshark. The sessions were called Intermediate PowerPoint I and Intermediate PowerPoint II.
To see how m62 could transform your presentation, take a look at what we offer in the PowerPoint Clinic on this site.
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Sam Rose, Head of Sales, Calltracks LtdWe found these two days really valuable on several levels. This will clearly benefit us when in front of buyers to get our message across; the presentations created by m62 are unique, slick and memorable; 4D looks amazing - leagues above the boring bullet point presentations that we were using. I can’t wait to get out there and deliver my pitch now
