1. Case Competition SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & BUSINESS

2. We are diverse, but we all have one thing in common: we are exceptional problem solvers. McKinsey&Comapany As a BCG Consultant, you will work in teams of talented and fun individuals to tackle key strategic questions and provide practical, effective solutions.

3. HOW TO Introduction Proposal Analysis Implementation Monitor Financials Contingency plan (risks and mitigations) Conclusions Q&A

4. INTRODUCTION Start strong Introduce the team and members Engage the judges (audience) Start out with (search the web for how to start a presentation) – a quote, from the case or from elsewhere – A picture – A story Frame the situation and the opportunity/challenge Explain what you are going to do

5. PROPOSAL Strategy Tactics What Innovative Creative Realistic Feasible

6. ANALYSIS (I) SWOT Identify clearly the challenge

7. ANALYSIS (II) Alternatives Criteria

8. IMPLEMENTATION Who Does What When Timeline

9. CONCLUSIONS Close your presentation Reinforce your proposal based on the criteria and the values of the company Highlight the benefits of your proposal Inspire the audience (jury) Thank Open for Q&A

10. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Give you time to think about the answer Alternate who answers the questions Use “I can answer that…” or “I can add to what my partner says....” Prepare an index of slides (hyperlinks)

11. WHEN PRESENTING Relax Be enthusiastic, confident and natural Humor is good but it must be relevant Practice, practice & practice Really get into the presentation presentation must flow with no uncomfortable pauses, abrupt endings, or “ums,” “ahs,” “you guys”

12. WHEN PRESENTING Don’t look at the screen giving your back to the audience. Stand off to one side so that the judges can see the slides. Don’t block your partner Don’t put your hands in pockets Watch hand gestures Project your voice Look at (not over) the judges and don’t look at one judge only

13. SIMPLE & CLEAR “Tell them what you are going to say, say it and tell them what you said” The presentation must flow and be logical with minimal jumping around Be careful with Fonts, colours, backgrounds, animations… You must look professional.

14. DIAGRAMS

15. DISPLAYING DATA

21. BASIC ELEMENTS OF A SLIDE

23. RULE OF THIRDS

27. 10/20/30 RULE 10 slides 20 minutes 30 font size Guy Kawasaky

28. RESOURCES

30. www.presentationmagazine.com slideshare www.slidesthatrock.com http://www.presentable.es/ http://www.elartedepresentar.com/ http://blog.slideshare.net/2013/08/05/top-design-resources-for-non- designers/?sf16600478=1 http://www.slideshare.net/claudiajim01/guia-para-preparar-una- presentacion-nancy-duarte-resonate http://www.sxc.hu/ Guy Kawasaki Nancy Duarte Garr Reynolds

31. LET’S HAVE FUN