90-Minute Corporate Learning

1. S.P.Y. Visual Concepts & Strategies

   Discover the S.P.Y. approach for structuring presentations with clarity, engagement, and impact. Learn key strategies for organising visuals to captivate your audience and make your message unforgettable.

2. Stages of Information

   Understand the different stages of information and how to use them effectively for presentations—when to use which stage, and how to guide your audience’s attention effectively for maximum retention.

3. Design for Visual Impact

   Master the fundamental design principles that enhance visual communication, from color selection and typography to layout and contrast, ensuring your slides are both appealing and functional.

4. Creating the Wow! Factor

   Learn techniques to add excitement to your presentations—through infographics, storytelling elements, or unexpected design choices that leave a lasting impression.

5. See vs Read

   Explore the difference between visual storytelling and text-heavy slides. Learn how to design slides that communicate ideas at a glance rather than overwhelming your audience with too much reading.

6. Breaking the Rules

   Sometimes, bending or breaking conventional presentation rules can create powerful effects. Discover how to ditch that template to go beyond the norm to make your presentations stand out.

7. Getting a YES!

   Your ultimate goal is persuasion—whether it’s selling an idea, securing approval, or inspiring action. Learn how to structure visuals that drive decision-making and get the response you want.

8. Real Industry Examples & Best Practices

   Analyze real-world presentations from various industries to see how others are using S.P.Y. approach to create successful presentations and gain practical insights and inspiration to elevate your own presentation style.

** For detail outline and learning experience, please contact us. **

Sticky Presentations workshops are not about learning how to use PowerPoint software. These are concept driven workshops. Participants learn how to think out of the box to develop presentations that will deliver results through the use of new ideas and very focused messages derived from individual and organisation objectives. Although PowerPoint is often used in class for presentation projects, the learning objective focuses on the application of information and visual design, and not specifically to using the software itself.