May 30, 2018

Giving a Presentation? How to Impress Your C-Level Audience

Business for Beginners, Running Your Business

When you’re presenting to a C-level audience, you’ll need both a great presentation and thorough preparation. Senior executives, also known as a C-level audience, can be the hardest audience to crack that you have ever faced. That’s largely because executives place a premium value on their time. Therefore, if you’re not quick and on point, they’re likely to start interrupting your well honed presentation. Waste their time, and you will almost never recover your reputation with them. In this post we will talk about the best possible ways to structure a knockout presentation so you can impress your C-level audience.

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Innovative Steps That Can Help You to Bring Your Business to Success

Are you searching for a new business idea? Or do you want to improve your existing business? Either way, by taking appropriate and innovative steps, you can find success. What’s more, not every idea must be completely new. However, it must usually at least improve upon what’s already been done before. Let’s look at a few ideas for bringing a business to success.

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Should You Buy a Company Van? 4 Compelling Benefits

Running Your Business

If you own a small business, you might feel like you can get by using your private vehicle for all your professional needs. So you use your own car for everything from client meetings to supply runs. But could you benefit from a company van? You might be surprised at just how useful a company van can be.

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4 Ways to Reduce Your Liability for Employees Who Drive for Their Job

Running Your Business

As a business owner, you’re legally responsible for motor vehicle accidents caused by your employees who drive, when they’re driving as a requirement for work. What’s more, it’s not just truck drivers or delivery drivers. This also applies to employees running a quick errand to pick up some pens at the store. While you can’t guarantee your employees who drive won’t be involved in a crash, there are proactive steps you can take to reduce the chances.

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