Expert assistance with all four of the critical areas of presentation
In person or virtual
Strong message crafting
Enables you to tell the story of your mission or your organization with power and weight.
Effective PowerPoint technique
Smart presentation design
Tells the world that you know the right way to deliver information.
Successful delivery in all its forms
“Rick Altman has mastered the art of virtual training.”
Scott Summerfield, quoted in 2019, pre-Covid.
Message Crafting
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Altman on Messaging
“Corporate culture has dictated that more is better with regard to presentation content. That has not served us well. It has hurt us as storytellers. You can do better.”
Presentation Design
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What does it mean to design a presentation?
“Most content creators do not have a background in design, and yet they are asked to design presentations every day. No wonder this stuff is hard.”
Putting hand to mouse
“Most people are undertrained in PowerPoint. Most people have spent less than an hour learning it. Anyone who attends my workshop—or really any workshop, but I hope you choose mine—is going to have several legs up on their counterparts in the industry.”
Perfect oratory is not the goal
“While there are folks who seem as if they were born to present, that is certainly not the only path to success. There are skills you can learn and physical behaviors you can employ to help you become more comfortable in front of audiences.”
Client Review
Written, illustrated, and formatted critiques of presentation work. Click or touch popout icon to read.
A who’s who of corporate, government, and educational institutions
A partial list of the companies who have turned to Rick Altman for consulting services, software training, and seminars. To speak with representatives from any of these organizations, use the Contact button lower right.
(We review this list on a bi-annual basis — some of the companies listed above might not still be within the first 100.)
Anthem; AT&T; Bank of America Corp; Boeing Corp.; Chevron; Cisco Systems; The Coca-Cola Company; ConocoPhillips; FedEx Corp; Ford Motor Company; General Motors Corp; Intel Corp; Johnson Controls Inc; Lockheed Martin Corp; Merck & Company; MetLife Inc; Microsoft Corp; New York Life; State Farm Insurance Companies; The Procter & Gamble Company; Prudential Financial; UnitedHealth Group; United Parcel Service Inc; Verizon; Wells Fargo & Company