Secrets to Visual Thinking Revealed at the Presentation Summit
The announcement of Temple Grandin’s appearance at the conference has been met with tremendous positive response. Dr. Grandin’s work is groundbreaking, as is her NYT best-selling work “Visual Thinking: The hidden gifts of people who think in pictures, patterns, and abstractions.”
And every person who registers for the conference before Friday, July 7 receives a free copy.
Are You Smarter Than a Kindergartener?
The story I told in 2018 was one of my favorites, because, first off, it was told to me by a good friend who teaches middle school, and second, because it was 100% true although you would never believe it.
The Case for Marjorie Taylor Greene
2023 Keynotes Have a Common Theme: The Magic of the Brain
Autistic animal expert, neuroscientist, and magician…just your garden-variety lineup of keynote speakers
Is there Magic in Presentation? Nolan Haims Says Yes
Presentationist and magician blends the two at this year’s Summit The Presentation Summit prides itself on making magic on an annual basis, but not like this. Nolan Haims intends to show how a good presentation is literally like magic. And he should know: Haims spent his formative teen years as a professional magician, performing, touring, […]
Carmen Simon Returns to the Presentation Summit
“The thing about my good friend Carmen?” says Presentation Summit host and organizer Rick Altman. “She is the embodiment of her best-selling book: she is truly impossible to ignore.”
The conference is delighted to announce her triumphant return this year as the Monday morning keynote presenter, Oct 16, live from Monterey CA.
Temple Grandin to Headline the Summit
Renowned autism activist and animal behavior expert revolutionized livestock handling with her visual thinking Among the many firsts to be observed at the 21st running of the Presentation Summit this fall, the most prominent will be the welcoming of Dr. Temple Grandin, a pioneering figure in both the fields of animal behavior and autism advocacy. […]
What the f— do we do with all this s—??
Public profanity is a new phenomenon and I can’t quite decide if it is a nadir or a zenith. Perhaps it is both, and as such, it has fascinating implications for anyone involved in public presentation.
Lessons Learned from the 2022 Presentation Summit
If you were to look up epiphany at Dictionary.com, it should include the footnote “See Season No. 20 of the Presentation Summit.” In our 20-year history, no event has been more eye-opening than the four days in October over which we staged our hybrid conference.
Over a dozen Summit passes to be awarded in August
What’s better than attending a free webinar? How about winning a $595 pass to a conference while attending a free webinar? If you are hooked into the Training Mag Network, that could be your bragging right in August. As part of the ongoing 20th anniversary celebration for the Presentation Summit, conference organizers are awarding a […]