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KEY FEATURES
This course is your complete, proven, step-by-step system to become a world-class presenter and increase your influence. With 10 lectures, you'll get the complete know-how and practical presentation strategies coming from Dr. Andrew Stotz's 30 years of experience presenting across the world. This course also includes professional tips, techniques, and presentation strategies used worldwide, as well as guidance from the A.Stotz Investment Research peer evaluations and expert reviews.
- Access 10 lectures & 2 hours of content 24/7
- Improve your critical thinking & logical structure to communicate well
- Learn a clear framework that will help you make all your future presentations great
- Get the formula, techniques & tricks that will make your presentations powerful, compelling, and full of passion
- Apply my checklist to help you properly construct your next presentation
- Build confidence & advance your career thanks to your increased influence
PRODUCT SPECS
Important Details
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web & mobile streaming
- Certification of completion included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Updates included
- Experience level required: intermediate
Requirements
- Internet access required
THE EXPERT
Dr. Andrew Stotz, CFA, co-founded CoffeeWORKS, Thailand’s leading B2B specialty coffee roaster, and served as president of CFA Society Thailand. Andrew now runs A. Stotz Investment Research, which provides research and research tools for institutions and high-net-worth investors; as well, they help CEOs make their companies financially world-class.Andrew created the Valuation Master Class, the world’s #1 online practical valuation course. He is the host of My Worst Investment Ever podcast, the #1 risk-management podcast that helps future generations reduce their investment risks by learning through the stories of others.
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