Title Goes Here and Can Be Several Lines Long Presenter Info Here

Title Goes Here and Can Be Several Lines Long Presenter Info Here

Title Goes Here and Can Be Several Lines Long Presenter Info Here

Title Goes Here, Even if It’s a Long One Presenter Info Goes Here

Title Goes Here, Even if It’s a Long One Presenter Info Goes Here

Title Goes Here, Even if It’s a Long One Presenter Info Goes Here

Section Title Here, Even if It’s a Long One And if There is a Subheadline, It Goes Here

Section Title Here, Even if It’s a Long One And if There is a Subheadline, It Goes Here

Section Title Here, Even if It’s a Long One And if There is a Subheadline, It Goes Here

This Section is Designed for Content-heavy Presentations The examples in this section are intended for more business-oriented presentations that will be read on a computer or a mobile screen, or that will be printed out. These are not formatted for presentations that will be delivered on stage. The text will be too small to be read by the audience at a distance.

Sample Agenda Presenter name 8:00 – 8:10 Presenter name 1 FIRST TOPIC OF THE MEETING Presenter name  8:00 – 8:10 SECOND MEETING TOPIC Presenter name 1 Presenter name 2 8:10 – 9:00 THE THIRD TOPIC OF THE MEETING 9:00 – 9:45 A FOURTH TOPIC TO DISCUSS Presenter name 9:45 – 10:30 AND A TOPIC WITH WHICH TO WRAP UP 10:30 – 11:00

A Title Goes Here This is a basic slide for using with a lot of content. It’s intended to be read on a computer or mobile screen. This is not a good format for a presentation to be given on stage. It would will be too small to read from the audience. Here’s my main point And my secondary point And finally my tertiary point

This Slide Includes a Callout Box This Layout is Also For Content Heavy Slides Bullet points are available if you need them Callout Box Callout content ends up here. You can drop a photo here if you need one.

This Slide Has Only a Title Box

This slide contains only content, and does not use a page title. Mauris mattis consequat quam In gravida elit vitae augue congue In et interdum ex: Cras imperdiet faucibus purus sed egestas Donec vehicula maximus neque, ac malesuada enim fermentum eget. Nulla egestas egestas mi, vitae aliquam erat fermentum ac Nullam vulputate ullamcorper erat sit amet porttitor

This Layout Works With a Graphic or Photo Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin commodo, quam sed lobortis sollicitudin, libero arcu dignissim metus, et dictum tortor lacus sit amet augue. Quisque ut mi ac turpis efficitur dignissim. 

This Layout Works With a Graphic or Photo Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin commodo, quam sed lobortis sollicitudin, libero arcu dignissim metus, et dictum tortor lacus sit amet augue. Quisque ut mi ac turpis efficitur dignissim. 

Tables Can Be Easily Set Up Column 1 Header Column 2 Header Column 3 Header Item A And Item B Not to mention Item C Item D is on this line Item E And Item F Plus Item G Item H goes here Item I Also Item J Item K Item L

This Section is Designed for IDShield-specific Content-heavy Presentations The examples in this section are intended for IDShield specific presentations that will be read on a computer or a mobile screen, or that will be printed out. These are not formatted for presentations that will be delivered on stage. The text will be too small to be read by the audience at a distance.

Sample Agenda Presenter name 8:00 – 8:10 Presenter name 1 FIRST TOPIC OF THE MEETING Presenter name  8:00 – 8:10 SECOND MEETING TOPIC Presenter name 1 Presenter name 2 8:10 – 9:00 THE THIRD TOPIC OF THE MEETING 9:00 – 9:45 A FOURTH TOPIC TO DISCUSS Presenter name 9:45 – 10:30 AND A TOPIC WITH WHICH TO WRAP UP 10:30 – 11:00

A Title Goes Here This is a basic slide for using with a lot of content. It’s intended to be read on a computer or mobile screen. This is not a good format for a presentation to be given on stage. It would will be too small to read from the audience. Here’s my main point And my secondary point And finally my tertiary point

This Slide Includes a Callout Box This Layout is Also For Content Heavy Slides Bullet points are available if you need them Callout Box Callout content ends up here. You can drop a photo here if you need one.

This Slide Has Only a Title Box

This slide contains only content, and does not use a page title. Mauris mattis consequat quam In gravida elit vitae augue congue In et interdum ex: Cras imperdiet faucibus purus sed egestas Donec vehicula maximus neque, ac malesuada enim fermentum eget. Nulla egestas egestas mi, vitae aliquam erat fermentum ac Nullam vulputate ullamcorper erat sit amet porttitor

This Layout Works With a Graphic or Photo Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin commodo, quam sed lobortis sollicitudin, libero arcu dignissim metus, et dictum tortor lacus sit amet augue. Quisque ut mi ac turpis efficitur dignissim. 

This Layout Works With a Graphic or Photo Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Proin commodo, quam sed lobortis sollicitudin, libero arcu dignissim metus, et dictum tortor lacus sit amet augue. Quisque ut mi ac turpis efficitur dignissim. 

Tables Can Be Easily Set Up Column 1 Header Column 2 Header Column 3 Header Item A And Item B Not to mention Item C Item D is on this line Item E And Item F Plus Item G Item H goes here Item I Also Item J Item K Item L

This Section has Example Layouts Designed for On-stage Presentations & Lighter Content The examples in this section are designed to be highly visual, to be readable from a distance and to focus on a single idea at a time. This makes them ideal for on- stage presentations as well as for focusing attention on a particular point you need to make. Be sure to leave lots of space around the title and around the content. This makes your content much easier to read and digest. If you have a lot of content, break it up across multiple slides and keep it focused on one point at a time.

Use Simple Statements Instead of using bullet points, simply present your content with sentences. 2–3 sentences per slide is plenty. You can also BOLD PARTICULAR WORDS AND PHRASES which will draw attention to them (this encourages your viewers to PAY CLOSE ATTENTION).

Bullet Points? If bullet points are necessary for your presentation, use only 2–4 bullets per slide. This will help your audience remain focused on the content at hand. EXAMPLE: a second bullet point here is all you need.

Sidebars Are Useful and Make Info Easy to Spot This layout uses 2/3 of the space on the left for content. Room for more than a single statement if you need it. The remaining 1/3 of space is dedicated to the sidebar. Sidebar title

The remaining 1/3 of space is dedicated to the sidebar. Sidebars are Useful Sidebar title The remaining 1/3 of space is dedicated to the sidebar. This layout uses 2/3 of the space on the left for content. Room for more than a single statement if you need it.

Where Do I Find B2B Prospects? Warm Market Follow Your Dollar Associates on Your Team Networking Events

Headlines Can Change Color Leading the Organization Leading a Function Leading Directors & Above Leading Others Leading Self Challenges Prepare for management or leadership role Build common leadership language Increase personal effectiveness and performance

When You Use Photos Where possible, use images with people to show the positive experiences users can have with our products.

Manage Holistically PEOPLE: Develop a high performance culture and they involve every layer. PROCESS/PLATFORMS: They understand how “it” works and constantly improve it for all. They build things to outlive themselves. PERFORMANCE: Lead from the front.

Manage Holistically PEOPLE: Develop a high performance culture and they involve every layer. PROCESS/ PLATFORMS: They understand how “it” works and constantly improve it for all. They build things to outlive themselves. PERFORMANCE: Lead from the front.

How Do We Know if Leadership is Happening? EVIDENCE OF DAC HAPPENING NOT HAPPENING DIRECTION There is a vision, a desired future or a set of goals that everyone buys into Members of the collective easily articulate how what they are trying to achieve is worthwhile There is a lack of agreement on priorities People feel as if they are being pulled in different directions There’s inertia; people seem to be running in circles

Get Them to Use Their Membership Encourage members to make the initial phone call to the Provider Law Firm Help the member choose a topic Talk the member through the process of calling the Provider Law Firm

Create a Habit BAM (Book another Meeting) INVITE guests to live event (Briefing/Luncheon) DO confirmation calls, texts or email

Create a Second Habit WRITING is a useful exercise LEARNING is good COMMUNICATION is key

Use this layout for quotations Use this layout for quotations. One reason people resist change is because they focus on what they have to give up, instead of what they have to gain. —Rick Godwin

Let’s Look a Little Closer at the Facts

Sometimes, a Big Phrase is All That’s Needed

This is a blank slide with a logo to use if you the other layouts don’t quite meet your needs.

This Section has Example Layouts Designed for IDShield-specific On-stage Presentations & Lighter Content The examples in this section are designed to be highly visual, to be readable from a distance and to focus on a single idea at a time. This makes them ideal for on- stage presentations as well as for focusing attention on a particular point you need to make. Be sure to leave lots of space around the title and around the content. This makes your content much easier to read and digest. If you have a lot of content, break it up across multiple slides and keep it focused on one point at a time.

Use Simple Statements Instead of using bullet points, simply present your content with sentences. 2–3 sentences per slide is plenty. You can also BOLD PARTICULAR WORDS AND PHRASES which will draw attention to them (this encourages your viewers to PAY CLOSE ATTENTION).

Bullet Points? If bullet points are necessary for your presentation, use only 2–4 bullets per slide. This will help your audience remain focused on the content at hand. EXAMPLE: a second bullet point here is all you need.

Sidebars Are Useful and Make Info Easy to Spot This layout uses 2/3 of the space on the left for content. Room for more than a single statement if you need it. The remaining 1/3 of space is dedicated to the sidebar. Sidebar title

The remaining 1/3 of space is dedicated to the sidebar. Sidebars are Useful Sidebar title The remaining 1/3 of space is dedicated to the sidebar. This layout uses 2/3 of the space on the left for content. Room for more than a single statement if you need it.

Where Do I Find B2B Prospects? Warm Market Follow Your Dollar Associates on Your Team Networking Events

Headlines Can Change Color Leading the Organization Leading a Function Leading Directors & Above Leading Others Leading Self Challenges Prepare for management or leadership role Build common leadership language Increase personal effectiveness and performance

When You Use Photos Where possible, use images with people to show the positive experiences users can have with our products.

Manage Holistically PEOPLE: Develop a high performance culture and they involve every layer. PROCESS/PLATFORMS: They understand how “it” works and constantly improve it for all. They build things to outlive themselves. PERFORMANCE: Lead from the front.

Manage Holistically PEOPLE: Develop a high performance culture and they involve every layer. PROCESS/ PLATFORMS: They understand how “it” works and constantly improve it for all. They build things to outlive themselves. PERFORMANCE: Lead from the front.

How Do We Know if Leadership is Happening? EVIDENCE OF DAC HAPPENING NOT HAPPENING DIRECTION There is a vision, a desired future or a set of goals that everyone buys into Members of the collective easily articulate how what they are trying to achieve is worthwhile There is a lack of agreement on priorities People feel as if they are being pulled in different directions There’s inertia; people seem to be running in circles

Get Them to Use Their Membership Encourage members to make the initial phone call to the Provider Law Firm Help the member choose a topic Talk the member through the process of calling the Provider Law Firm

Create a Habit BAM (Book another Meeting) INVITE guests to live event (Briefing/Luncheon) DO confirmation calls, texts or email

Create a Second Habit WRITING is a useful exercise LEARNING is good COMMUNICATION is key

Use this layout for quotations Use this layout for quotations. One reason people resist change is because they focus on what they have to give up, instead of what they have to gain. —Rick Godwin

Let’s Look a Little Closer at the Facts

Sometimes, a Big Phrase is All That’s Needed

This is a blank slide with a logo to use if you the other layouts don’t quite meet your needs.

Use this layout if you need a full screen photo

This is a completely blank slide to use if you the other layouts don’t quite meet your needs.