Few people would rival Steve Jobs for the title of best corporate presenter of all time, writes Ian Whitworth.

If you're serious about changing your shows from good-enough to great, rehearsals are the key, writes Ian Whitworth.

It's like the difference between being a pet owner and a farmer, writes Ian Whitworth.

Trashy magazine covers are a goldmine of handy tips for presentations, writes Ian Whitworth.

Ian Whitworth writes: As media polarises between two extremes, attention to production values makes clear business sense.

Only one piece of conference equipment has the power to turn humans into robots.

Presentations can be a source of deep fear. Learn to value the lessons from the really bad ones.

Why are so many conference presentations as drab as brown socks? And what's with all the wedding dad droning and hesitation?

Ian Whitworth shows how to use your multilingual powers in presentations.

Ian Whitworth says when it comes to presentations a lot of the time people just remember the finale.

Want to improve your event? Look at it through the eyes of a child.

Ian Whitworth warns your presenters are about to lose control.

Time to Embrace the Unvirtual