Liverpool Science Park
Liverpool Science Park is a service office space in Liverpool, based in the heart of the Knowledge Quarter. Liverpool Science Park provides a home for developing science and knowledge based companies, offering a combined package of accommodation, business support, and links to the region’s specialist experts.
These slides show how Liverpool Science Park offers facilities, support and other benefits to relocating businesses, with a large network of contacts in the scientific and digital community.
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Nick Cvetkovic, Sales Director of Retail & Sports SystemsWe’re delighted with the finished presentation. It has been extremely well received by audiences. The use of graphics instead of text definitely increases retention rates and it always amazes me how many people remember certain slides.
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Janet Bornemann
1:04 am, November 2nd, 2010
I really like the way this presentation eliminates the use of bulleted text by using icons, photos, simple maps and multiple animation builds. This keeps you interested and focused on the slides and helps you to absorb what is being said.
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Jessica Pyne
12:41 pm, November 2nd, 2010
Thank you, Janet. Eliminating text and using visuals in this way is a much more effective way of engaging audiences – and we are glad that others see it this way too! Help us spread the word!