Here we are! Another busy week packed with streaming video meetings on Zoom, conference calls and the torrential flow of emails. Although leaning into the benefits of connective technologies has allowed my team and me to work safely and productively from our respective remote offices, I’ll admit that at times virtual communication can scramble the brain.
With conversations from multiple digital channels flooding the computer at once, one’s attention can be everywhere, somewhere, and nowhere at the same time. Can you relate?
As we continue to live in this virtual world, my industry colleagues and I find ourselves motivated to emulate the sacred space of an in-person meeting within the naturally distant world of online platforms. Especially when it comes to leading engaging conversations, presenting memorable ideas and keeping the attention of our colleagues and donors.
To address this challenge, I’m sharing some simple steps to avoid costly communication mistakes with your donors and to upgrade your virtual presentations from boring, to engaging, to actionable!
Check out this short, info-packed article from The NonProfit Times, featuring 5 common presentation mistakes and practical tips to help secure the attention of your responsive audience.
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