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A good New Year's presentation looks back, looks ahead and motivates
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17 December 2019

With the end of the year period approaching, many receptions will be organized as usual. Unfortunately, the mandatory accompanying speech / presentation is often treated in a stepmotherly manner and it is started much too late. However, this can be a time to send a strong signal to employees. The New Year's speech does not have to be just a short toast. A good New Year's presentation looks back, looks ahead and motivates. The New Year's presentation looks back Looking at the objectives of the past year and to what extent they have been achieved. On the one hand, it indicates that the targets pronounced were not empty words. On the other hand, it provides a recognition of what everyone has strived for and worked for in the past 365 days. Quite a few figures can be shown and discussed here. The New Year's presentation looks ahead We look back at the coming year in retrospect. What do you want to achieve in the coming year? Where are we going? Be as concrete as possible in this as well and do not just keep it on a strategic message. If growth is an important objective, indicate how much that growth should be. Where it should come from, how it should be done and what efforts should be made to achieve this. The New Year's presentation motivates Having a vision for the company and communicating it openly and clearly is in itself a strong motivator. Involve employees in your message. Involve them in your objectives and clearly indicate their role / responsibility in this. What do you expect from them and what's in it for them? Even if you have to deliver a difficult message, these are important factors. Save the best for last If you want to give your employees an end-of-year gift, bonus or anything else, it's best to do so at the end. That way you end up with the best. State why you are giving this gift. This could be because you promised that in the previous presentation. So keep your promises and surprise them with it at the end of your presentation. Pay attention to your message. Take the time to prepare it properly and also take the time when you give the presentation. A New Year's presentation can last about 15-20 minutes. Long enough to buoy and short enough not to get bored. Depending on your speaking style, you can decide whether or not to run a Powerpoint. It can support your message and make it more powerful. Make sure you have a beeldende presentatie met weinig tekst . Good luck! Need help for the New Year's presentation? Don't wait too long. harald@smartpresentations.be

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