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Home | Introduction | Biographies | Press Releases | ActivePresentation Designer | Complimentary License Introduction This ePress Kit has been created with GMARK’s premier product for PowerPoint Professionals, ActivePresentation™ Designer. You may navigate the presentation by using the multi-level menu bar, seen at the top of each slide or follow sequentially using normal PowerPoint keyboard controls. 09MAY2010 Copyright © 2010 GMARK Ltd.

Bio – Jamie Garroch 09MAY2010 Copyright © 2010 GMARK Ltd.
Home | Introduction | Biographies | Press Releases | ActivePresentation Designer | Complimentary License Jamie Garroch, Managing Director Bio – Jamie Garroch Founder and Managing Director since October 2009 As a marketing professional, Jamie has achieved over 20 years of experience, most of which has been gained whilst working in the Telecommunications sector for companies such as NEC (Japan), Maxon (Korea), Wavecom (France) and Sierra Wireless (Canada) in a range of disciplines from electronic design to product marketing, product & project management and more recently, corporate communications. During his career, he has had exposure to a diverse range of cultures and has lived in the UK, Hong Kong and France and travelled frequently to the USA which gave him the insight and impetus to create his own company. In October 2009 he created GMARK, a marketing software and services company, with a vision “to free customer centric professional presenters from the shackles of serialised, presenter dictated, non-interactive presentations.” Prior to setting up GMARK, he was the global corporate communications director for Sierra Wireless, where he was located in France and prior to this, business development manager for Wavecom, based in Hong Kong. Educated in Plymouth, Jamie obtained a degree in Communications Engineering in 1989 before commencing his career with the Cambridge based office of Harris Allied in the television broadcast industry. Jamie is passionate about communications and has paid particular attention to the way PowerPoint has become the de facto tool of the marketing professional, yet still follows the serial flow of its acetate counterpart more than 25 years after its creation. 09MAY2010 Copyright © 2010 GMARK Ltd.

Home | Introduction | Biographies | Press Releases | ActivePresentation Designer | Complimentary License Press Release – 11MAY2010 GMARK Launches World’s First Web-Like, PowerPoint® Navigation Software. ActivePresentation™ Designer enables PowerPoint® users to present hierarchically rather than serially, to deliver highly responsive, customer-oriented presentations. May 11, London, UK – GMARK announced today that its first version of ActivePresentation™ Designer is now available for Microsoft® Office PowerPoint®. This new software enables PowerPoint authors to design interactive navigable presentations in a matter of minutes and includes a range of additional presenter and sales channel tools to make delivering consistent brand messages a breeze. With an increasing number of presentations being created by one person but being delivered by another or many others, ActivePresentation Designer solves the issue of presenter unfamiliarity with their presentations. It has been designed to address a range of audiences such as a CEO presenting to investors, a sales director presenting to customers or a team of account managers in a partner channel, enabling them to be able to get to the most relevant information quickly. ActivePresentation™ Designer provides PowerPoint authors with the ability to add an on-slide menu bar to their presentation that looks and feels like the navigation found on many Web sites, so it’s instantly familiar. Presenters can intuitively jump from one slide to another in small or large leaps with a single mouse click thanks to the tree logic that is overlaid on the presentation. “ I’ve been presenting and have listened to presenters for more than 20 years and during this time I couldn’t help but notice that there was no easy solution for presenting someone else’s material while remaining professional, composed and in control.” said Jamie Garroch, Managing Director, GMARK. Additional features include an export wizard for presenters to compile a custom slide subset to deliver to their audience after the presentation has finished, based on the slides recorded during the slide show. The custom presentation is further enhanced with password security to protect confidentiality. PowerPoint was initially conceived in 1984 as “Presentation” and followed its predecessor’s mechanism of serially presenting acetate sheets on an overhead projector. Business users now have little time for lengthy presentations often containing information already known or information not of interest. ActivePresentation Designer also lets presenters show and hide additional slide detail as ‘popup’ objects that can contain text, images or video so that slides can be kept clean without deleting detail that should be shown only when required. Today, businesses make in excess of 30 million presentations a day (source: Microsoft) but a significant portion of the presenters are not presenting material they authored. Getting ‘lost’ in another person’s slides is not only frustrating but extremely disturbing to audiences and a confident presenter can make all the difference in business. 09MAY2010 Copyright © 2010 GMARK Ltd.

Click to show/hide popup* example
Home | Introduction | Biographies | Press Releases | ActivePresentation Designer | Complimentary License Objectives | Market Applications | Product | Video Demo | Screenshot 1 | Screenshot 2 | Screenshot 3 | Screenshot 3 Objectives For example, if a marketing department create a business presentation for their global sales team to use in the field, it shall be easy for such a team to present the material with confidence, knowing at all times: Where they’ve been Where they’re going What’s on the next slide before getting there The primary objective of ActivePresentation Designer is to solve the issue of: The second objective is to provide presentation authors with tools that allow them to create a single [large] presentation that can be presented at different levels of detail to different audiences. The third object is to provide the same presenters with the ability to export a secure copy of the subset of slides they presented during a particular presentation session. Click to show/hide popup* example “Authored by one, presented or interacted with by many.” *This feature uses trusted and safe PowerPoint macros and you should accept to run them when opening this presentation to use the feature. 09MAY2010 Copyright © 2010 GMARK Ltd.

Product ActivePresentation™ Designer PowerPoint “extension” software
Home | Introduction | Biographies | Press Releases | ActivePresentation Designer | Complimentary License Objectives | Market Applications | Product | Video Demo | Screenshot 1 | Screenshot 2 | Screenshot 3 | Screenshot 3 Product ActivePresentation™ Designer PowerPoint “extension” software Fully integrated in to PowerPoint 2003 and 2007 Provides a range of features: Feature Brief Description Menu Bar Designer Adds multi-level hierarchical menu bar to slides allowing a more dynamic experience Export Wizard (and Confidentiality System) Exports the subset of slides shown during a presentation session as a secure copy, managing confidentiality levels Co-Branding Wizard Batch process copying of a presentation with “stamping” of one or more brands from a library of logos Popups Assign text, pictures, video to any slide object that may then be shown/hidden during the slide show when clicked on Presenter Clock, Direct Print, Serial Navigator, Insert PowerPoint file Display a clock during the slide show, print slides without quitting the slide show, see a drop down list of slide titles in the slide show, insert PowerPoint files quickly and easily 09MAY2010 Copyright © 2010 GMARK Ltd.

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