Giving a business presentation can be daunting, whether you're an entry-level employee or a seasoned top executive. The way you start your presentation plays in integral role in whether you capture ...

Lots of executives want their business presentations to be funny or entertaining. They seem enamored of the old vaudeville saw, u201cAlways leave them laughing.u201d That’s funny. When coaching ...

Sterile white slides, unimaginative pie charts and reading directly from slides are surefire ways to create glassy-eyed stares from an unenthusiastic audience. Although presentations in the corporate ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Presentation can be many things — engaging, striking, amusing, motivational — but fun? It’s not a description you often hear. For that ...

“What is a cow playing an instrument doing?” my six-year-old son asked at the dinner table. “I don’t know, what?” I responded. “He’s making mooo-sic.” My son then burst into laughter, completely taken ...

Wearing a black shirt and headset mic, the speaker paces the stage, expounding upon each new bullet point that appears on the screen behind him, while thousands of audience members sit in rapt ...

After analyzing hundreds of TED talks, communications coach Carmine Gallo noticed an obvious trait that the best presentations shared: they were funny. Nihill aimed to convince the audience that you ...