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Presenting at Conferences, Seminars and Meetings

Presenting at Conferences, Seminars and Meetings

Kerry Shephard

(2005)

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Abstract

Do you dread the nerve-wracking task of giving presentations? Or are you looking for new ways in which to give your presentation a boost? With practical, step-by-step hints on all presentation scenarios, Kerry Shephard's Presenting at Conferences, Seminars and Meetings is an excellent guide for post-graduate students, academics and professionals, providing the skills you need to succeed in the process of presenting to your peers.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
INTRODUCTION
Objective
Field of Study
Background
INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCES
Adrian Dixon - Kingston, Jamaica
Patricia Dageng - Baguio, The Philippines
Basu Dev Prajapati - Bhaktapur, Nepal
Hidayati - Wonokromo Village, Indonesia
Hari - Bhopal, India
HOW THE INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED
Background
Literature
Original Data Collection
A TYPICAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
History
Publicity
Selection
Organisation
Content
Staffing
Support
Evaluation and Future Intentions
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES AND "SUCCESS"
Background and Location
Organisation and Recruitment
Content and Staffing
Post-Programme Support
PROGRAMME DETAILS 34
Technical Training 34
Management Training and Information 35
Preparation of Business Proposals 38
Achievement Motivation Training 39
Development Banking Centre, Management
Development Institute, India
University of The Philippines, Institute of
Small-Scale Industry
Different Methods of Entrepreneurship qc.
Development
The Yayasan Purba Danarta 99
GENERAL ISSUES AND CONCLUSIONS 101
(1) Is Entrepreneurship Development Worth 1 m
Doing at all? iUi
(2) Where should Entrepreneurship Development
Programmes be Introduced?
(3) Which Institutions should Conduct
Entrepreneurship Development Programmes? ^
(4) Who should be the Trainers? 108
(5) Who should be Trained? 110
Summary 114