Here are some ways to be prepared for your next presentation so that you can focus on connecting with the audience and not worrying about being perfect.

Don't default to PowerPoint. Understand why a slide deck exists and how it can enhance your public speaking and presentation style.

Good presentations need to be organized or else you risk confusing or overwhelming your audience.

Great work deserves a great presentation. Here's advice on discovering your core message so senior leadership knows what you've accomplished.

Presentations don't succeed without planning. Read on for the beginning of a series on cracking the presentation code.

Visuals are a key part of any presentation, and virtual meetings provide unique challenges. Learn more about winning visuals when you're not in the room with your audience.

Preparation, backup plans and knowing when to make eye contact are just some of the 15 tips here for better remote presentations

Performances are for actors. Speakers and presenters, on the other hand, simply need to be themselves. Learn more about the 4 key distinctions.

Influential communication requires great facts and specifics, but storytelling is what makes them memorable. Learn more about crafting your unique perspective.

Public speaking requires a comfort level, and virtual events are no different. Here's how to create a home-court advantage at home.