There are many occasions (and reasons) when data of some sort needs to be presented to other people. This might be “formally”, e.g. via an actual presentation, or more “informally” as part of something more akin to a meeting. Regardless of the occasion, reason or “formality”, though, for the data to be presented effectively, it needs to be done so in a way that actually achieves the intended goals of the session, whatever they might be.

Unfortunately, some things can often get in the way of this effectiveness:

• data (and presenting data as well) is perceived as being boring
  
• audiences don’t understand what the data means and what they therefore need to do with it
  
• the thought of presenting data is daunting and stressful and so it is not done with confidence

The goal of this workshop is therefore to address these issues by focussing on the knowledge and skills required to help participants to present data in a way that’s interesting and understandable for their audience. This then helps to ensure that their audience will have a clear idea of the insights associated with the data and that they will therefore know what the corresponding actions will be. By doing so, it is much more likely that the goals for presenting that data will be achieved and so, ultimately, it will be effective.

In addition, because the participant knows that they will be presenting that data in an interesting, understandable and action-focussed way, when it comes to delivering it, they will do so with more confidence and less stress than before.

This workshop is presented as part of the Cheshire East Chambers Business Support Initiative, in collaboration with Cheshire East Council and funded by the UK Government Levelling Up funding.

Eligibility
Your business must be based within the Cheshire East area to be eligible for this course.